Sentence examples for most unkind from inspiring English sources

Our suicide attempts made gossip most unkind.

The markets have been the most unkind, thanks largely to downgraded General Motors and Ford.

Rating: 3.5 Coach Jurgen Klinsmann Three points on the road in a place that has been most unkind in the past to United States teams.

Time Out interviewed me and said some most unkind things, but what made me cry was they got the playwrights' names wrong.

"The media hates George Bush and has said the most unkind and untrue things about B.J.U. in its attempt to reflect on the governor," he said in a statement made public before today's development.

Those who ignore the strongly worded letter can expect to be taken to court, where they'll face a most unkind enemy: the British legal system.

Most were unkind, some were even threatening.

"It was the most unjust, unkind and unfair vote ever taken in the 56 years of I.W.C. history".

The American representative called it "the most unjust, unkind and unfair vote ever taken" in the more than half century the group has been in existence.

There were even those - Wales coach Warren Gatland among them - who chose to bemoan bad luck at inopportune moments, most noticeably the unkind bounce that beat Leigh Halfpenny and allowed Beauden Barrett to gather his own chip and put his side into a late lead that they would never relinquish.

There's little, if any, editorial, but plenty of room for users to comment, most of it unkind.