Sentence examples for unkind at from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, anecdotes about parents can sound unkind, at least at first blush.

I felt a bit protective, knowing the media beast can be unkind at times.

Not untrue (though perhaps a little unkind at the age of 56), but the placing of the label is odd, just after a quotation of her opinions.

"I've got huge admiration and respect for Nigel [Farage], and I'm not going to say anything unkind at all," he tells me, but he says that, had his party leader had been in charge of the official leave campaign, the referendum would have been lost, and he likens him to an irrelevant comedian.

Already, our children are displaying the effects of the cult of personality and acting out in ways that are, at best, unkind, and at worst, xenophobic and racist.

(He was least convincing when he took unkind cuts at the Irish, because of his countenance).

You make this same unkind laughter at the Jerry Lewis for his Das Verruckte Professor and now look, he is respected as a French-clown.

Celebrity Stalker "Smash His Camera," an HBO documentary on Monday, is an incisive and not unkind look at the life, and lens, of Ron Galella, the godfather of all paparazzi and the man who is most identified with restraining orders after Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis obtained one against him in 1973.

The surprise addition to the list, James Lever's "autobiography" of a chimp Me Cheeta, comes in at 16/1, as does Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall, while the longest odds from Ladbrokes go to Simon Mawer's The Glass Room and Ed O'Loughlin's debut Not Untrue & Not Unkind, both at 20/1.

Yet Montgomerie somehow brings out the bully, not only in bullies but also in otherwise decent people - or, at least, in otherwise decent Americans, who call him Mrs Doubtfire and Tuna, and sometimes shout unkind things at him when he's playing golf.

But Sarah explains that while he was nice to her in public, when they were alone together in his flat he could be unkind, shouting at her and throwing things.