Sentence examples for not very kind from inspiring English sources

The wife of the British ambassador to France called her "rather mocking, not very kind".

Aretha herself told Larry King that she wasn't pleased with her singing: Mother Nature was not very kind to me.

By all accounts, members of Diana's family, the ultra-aristocratic Spencers, were not very kind to her.

The verb "reduced" curled its lip at the opera company's director, but it was also not very kind to Ms. Alexander or her origins.

When you stop to think about it, it's not very kind to the venues that host superb events that support our sport year after year and decade upon decade, but we really meant it.

This banker shares many of the interviewee's views on banking as a meritocracy: "Insiders on your blog who are so negative about the sector … It's not very kind to say, but they just didn't make it".

And that may not resonate with you until months or even years later, but remember: it's never too late to say thank you to anyone who showed you kindness when you weren't very kind.

NC: Your husband hasn't been — wasn't very kind of visible on the campaign trail.

"Mama wasn't very kind to Anya," Rita Arlen, the wife of Arlen's younger brother, Jerry, told me.

Of course, he wasn't very kind to poor old Leonard Welstead, Hensher said, then ate his sandwich and decided to pay £10 to upgrade to first class for the rest of the journey.

"Scream" wasn't very kind to Casey Becker.