Sentence examples similar to unkind nature from inspiring English sources
The acoustics were doubly unkind given the nature of the voices: young students and near-students, almost all with less than fully ripe equipment.
If nature is unkind to us, the last great prediction of cosmic inflation -- the existence of primordial gravitational waves -- will be elusive to us for many decades to come, and will continue to go unconfirmed.
But a probabilistic world may be recalcitrant to even the best theorizing: nature may be unkind.
Nature has been unkind to Tahir Khan and his family twice in five years.
It has taken me my whole life to realize that I am capable of being kind to the kind, and kind to the unkind, because kindness is MY nature.
It might be human nature to think an unkind thought about a co-worker, but it's a choice whether or not to actually say it.
I decide that some words I spoke sharply to my husband yesterday were unkind and may be stopping me from experiencing my true nature today.
Since using animals is cultural, not part of our biological nature or in any way necessary, animal use is by definition inhumane — unkind where we could as a society choose kind.
You will be known for your kind nature and politeness if you treat everyone with kindness, even those who are unkind to you.
