Sentence examples for unkind for from inspiring English sources
Call me unkind for singling out Mr. Kendrick.
I think it would be unkind for me to name names, though I'll certainly name names when it comes to reality television.
But when it comes to security, the optics were always going to look unkind for Lord — given Yahoo's still recent reveal that it suffered the worst (known) data breaches in history.
No wrapping his hands around his neck for the international "choke" sign, not even an unkind word for the masses who used to jeer him lustily.
The actor -- who was doing press for his upcoming flick, "Arbitrage" -- had some unkind words for the beloved rom-com, admitting to Australian magazine Woman's Day, "It's my least favorite thing".
Meanwhile, Patrick J. Buchanan, in the race for the Reform Party nomination, spoke at Harvard last week and had equally unkind words for both Mr. Gore and Mr. Bush.
Der Spiegel magazine, which often has an unkind word for almost anyone in politics, outdid itself a week ago.
After a summer dominated by the fake-blood scandal, autumn has arrived with another unkind cut for Harlequins.
History will be an unkind judge for those who prefer to do business rather than to do the right thing.
One could hardly find an unkind word for the evening's new piece, Philip Lasser's "Circle of Dreams".
Some wept as they chanted "Libertad para Elian" while others nearly hissed as they offered unkind words for Fidel Castro.
