Sentence examples for no unkind from inspiring English sources

Mr. Koppel had no unkind words for ABC, perhaps because his new-found cachet is partly due to the network's mishandling of "Nightline" last spring.

/ Let no unkind, no fair beseechers kill; / Think all but one, and me in that one, Will" – will signifying not only male but also female sexual organs, as well as being Shakespeare's first name, and that of the possible addressee of the poems addressed to a male lover.

Kindergarteners have rhymes to remind them of appropriate behavior, "Zip, it, lock it, put it [the key] in your pocket," meaning no unkind words should come out of your mouth.

Let no unkind, no fair beseechers kill; Think all but one, and me in that one 'Will.'.

This may be marginally less cartoonish than Akin's view, but it is no less unkind or unrealistic.

But the overbearing stamp of the industry was enough to stimulate a few smirking and no doubt unkind words on my part.

And no one can argue that the manner it was deployed wasn't unkind: no warning, no public beta, absolutely no discussion at all.

No one was unkind to her, no one was angry.

Not to be unkind, but no.

No money, no fame, and most unkind, no sense of accomplishment, even if you are at that point a national runner-up.

Not that Hayley needs to be in flight from judgment – no one has ever written an unkind word about her.