Sentence examples for unkind remark from inspiring English sources

That's a very unkind remark.

With each unkind remark he appears more aggressive and powerful; both his body and the text get larger and larger.

"We were enjoying him so much, we began to fear someone would make an unkind remark that would ruin everything," she recalled.

On the campaign trail with Peter F. Vallone, the candidate for mayor, rarely does one hear an unkind remark leveled against the sitting mayor, Rudolph W. Giuliani.

Her lucky dip of obnoxious quotes has also produced classics such as "suicidal prisoners should just kill themselves", that women shouldn't breastfeed in public and the unkind remark that Nigella Lawson is a "self-obsessed flirt".

The presidential campaign clearly taught him how to avoid political mistakes and to clean them up quickly when made: when, at his first news conference as president-elect, he made an unkind remark about Nancy Reagan — a joke about her holding séances in the White House — Mr. Obama called her and apologized before the evening news.

Amel kisses his hand and asks his advice on dealing with the unkind remarks.

A few people were shocked, a few made unkind remarks, but most were positive.

I invited friends to jump on his bed and tried to humiliate him with unkind remarks.

The often-irascible Mr. Young then tries to make unkind remarks about Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the Democratic leader and former speaker, while Ms. Hirono gives him a playful nudge.

His successor, William T. McGuire, was pushed aside in December after he is said to have made unkind remarks about gay people and women and used his authority to hunt internal critics -- charges Mr. McGuire denied.