Sentence examples for representing unsympathetic from inspiring English sources

Threatt is accustomed to representing unsympathetic clients.

He portrays himself as a surprisingly unsympathetic character.

But how can you be unsympathetic with his message that our city, that New York City, which we collectively represent, is being unfairly targeted?" But lawmakers have their own reasons for having good relations with the mayor as he tries to fend off Mr. Paterson's proposed cuts.

"Life is like a freight train and can be unsympathetic.

Some grandparents will be unsympathetic.

The Kurds of Turkey received unsympathetic treatment at the hands of the government, which tried to deprive them of their Kurdish identity by designating them "Mountain Turks," by outlawing the Kurdish language (or representing it as a dialect of Turkish), and by forbidding them to wear distinctive Kurdish dress in or near the important administrative cities.

He used to be relatively unsympathetic to criminal defendants.

Unlike offices, or poky flats owned by unsympathetic landlords, or even other frameworks like automation or sexism, water is amorphous when there is enough of it, and being in it represents a return to nature, even if just for an afternoon.

I was, it should be clear, an unsympathetic reader.

Be especially vigilant with unsympathetic characters.

But Jordan was unsympathetic.