Sentence examples for something unkind from inspiring English sources

If we said something unkind about someone, she would try to talk about their point of view.

Jack White said sorry to everyone he's ever said something unkind about (he's probably still saying sorry).

And there is that one prickly big-shot writer who vowed revenge on me last June for saying something unkind about him to an English magazine.

"If someone says something unkind to me, I just smile and turn my face," she said, "because I know that if there is a confrontation, it will become something worse.

He only described one regret in particular: "I remember having a conversation with a colleague — I want to say not only a colleague, but a very close friend — and responding out of frustration at the end of a seemingly long, continuing dialogue that turned into an argument, and saying something unkind, and it was the worst I ever felt at the White House.

Someone said something unkind.

She claims: "I rebuffed him and he humiliated me in front of everyone in the dressing room by saying something really unkind about my lack of breasts, which to a 14-year-old girl was just awful.

I rebuffed him and he humiliated me in front of everyone in the dressing room by saying something really unkind about my lack of breasts which, to a 14-year-old girl, was just awful," Ward told ITV News.

I kept trying to explain, and in the course of the discussion just for a second she lost control and said something hurtful and unkind.

You want to avoid getting in trouble by calling your club something that's unkind or inappropriate.

Sadiq Khan on the ball during the annual 'Labour Party vs Journalists' football match in September (Getty) He said: "For every one person who may utter something that's very unkind about my faith, there are dozens and dozens and dozens who say something nice, something upbeat".