Sentence examples for more unkind from inspiring English sources

The more unkind critics say he's also missing a heart.

Some more unkind observers would suggest the same is the case for his wife.

'Some of my more unkind friends might say that Frank is me,' he acknowledges.

To his allies it is freer and more prosperous; to his opponents, more unkind and more unequal than ever.

Anonymous, Arizona I'm not sure which part of your question is more unkind: rushing your sick aunt into her grave or appointing yourself judge and jury of her daughter's behavior and future grief.

I might add that this review was going to be a lot more unkind, but I bunged Benedictus 10% of my fee to review it under the name "Sam Leith".

While Mr. Obama became the first Democratic presidential candidate to win Indiana in four decades, the conservative-leaning state is more often unkind to Democrats.

Gervais's nasty streak spoils his standup shows almost utterly, in my view, but Merchant is more unctuous than unkind.

Mr Clegg retained his Sheffield Hallam seat, but in a speech resigning as Lib Dem leader, he said results had been "immeasurably more crushing and unkind than I could ever have feared", adding that he "of course... must take responsibility".

Looking somber but emotional, ‎he said he had expected it to be a tough election for the Liberal Democrats, but it was "more crushing and unkind" than he had ever imagined.

And even if the person joking wasn't as benign as he or she ought to be, sometimes laughing along with a joke intended to elicit a negative reaction can defuse its power to harm and stop the person from making any more attempts at unkind humor.