Sentence examples for unkind thoughts from inspiring English sources

4. No gentleman ever has any (scruples, unkind thoughts, money).

But their goodness is so thorough that it may inspire some unkind thoughts.

If Mr. Peck and Mr. Suarez had any unkind thoughts, they held their tongues.

The thought of it had left him thinking unkind thoughts about the state officials across the river.

I've had a few unkind thoughts about how honking is a cri de coeur in the absence of democracy; i.e., there is no other way to exert power in Egypt except to lay on the horn.

It is impossible not to develop deeply unkind thoughts regarding the aesthetic value of lyrics like "Everything you want's a dream away!" Toussaint's music revealed the transformative power of joy.

He felt a twinge of guilt at the unkind thought, then dropped it.

Whose unkind opinion is she afraid of?

Even when focused on the most personal of quests, as they are this season — asking God for forgiveness for dark thoughts and unkind deeds in the past year — they take comfort in community, chanting and swaying and dancing in circles, blowing the trumpet-like shofar, a ram's horn.

Even your unkind but perfectly justified thought about your stupidass boss can be defined as violence and definitely not ahimsa.

In Gandhi's thought, Ahimsa precludes not only the act of inflicting a physical injury, but also mental states like evil thoughts and hatred, unkind behavior such as harsh words, dishonesty and lying, all of which he saw as manifestations of violence incompatible with Ahimsa.