Sentence examples for less kindly from inspiring English sources
History judges Yuan less kindly.
Even those less kindly disposed acknowledge Mr. Maazel's huge musical talent.
George magazine, less kindly, ranked him a top-10 "publicity hound".
Perhaps time has treated Les Dawson a little less kindly than Cooper or Morecambe with Wise.
With the Bishop gone New York has one less kindly face to cheer it.
That they come from the crowd is touted as a new democratisation: less kindly opinions might opt for "gimmick".
Picabia, who stayed in southern France during the war, made some blandishments to Marshal Pétain in the press, and he spoke less than kindly about Jews.
Black-Scholes may well have been a great achievement, but histories of the financial crisis will treat it less than kindly.
They are torn between anger at scroungers, pity for the deserving, fear of being ripped off and a desire to live in a society that treats the less fortunate kindly.
"Shirley Temple Black and Bill Robinson White" was just that--the world's favorite tot as a pickaninny (in keeping with her eventual married name), and her tap-dancing friend now white and looking somewhat less than kindly and obsequious..
"Shirley Temple Black and Bill Robinson White" was just that--the world's favorite tot as a pickaninny (in keeping with her eventual married name), and her tap-dancing friend now white and looking somewhat less than kindly and obsequious.
