One thing that could be held against her is that she is mean and habitually mistakes unkindness for strength, and displays a bullish lack of restraint for an inability to suffer fools.
Medieval monks, who liked to give names to everything (even things that did not need them), came up with "an unkindness" as the collective noun for these corvids.
And for those who can't bring in a sellable crop at all, there's always that old standby: federal emergency assistance for farmers who lose their crops to some unkindness of nature.
It led to a public outpouring, with millions posting their outrage on microblogs.In this section The unkindness of strangers Bizarrely consistent Architectural bombast ReprintsSimilar incidents crop up every so often.
Announcing the ban, the government acknowledged that "glitzy structures" have "tainted the image" of the Communist Party and "stirred vehement public disapproval"In this section The unkindness of strangers Bizarrely consistent Architectural bombast Reprints.
But to inflict a skirt on an adventurous little girl is an exercise in sheer unkindness.
"Our research has shown that being unkind to ourselves has been an underlying theme for women for many years, but a set of very modern cultural conditions have increased the intensity of this unkindness which are hard to avoid".
"I think that 99 per cent of you reading this will totally understand, whomever put this on the internet must have done so in a spirit of unkindness," he wrote on his Facebook page, adding that the act can "in no way detract from the fact that Britney is and always will be beyond stellar".
A bare, forked organism with an amplified thumping heart, Lee Miller gives a whole new lease of life to the term "shock to the system" as he struggles to come to terms with the bewilderments of existence and with the unkindness of strangers in a flailing, straining L-plate biped's ballet of spasmodic convulsions and electrocuted sensitivity.
It usually contains a funeral procession, a description of sympathetic mourning throughout nature, and musings on the unkindness of death.
Although they are vulnerable to each other in many of the same ways that strangers are, they are far more vulnerable to insensitivity, indifference, unkindness, and the threat of abandonment.
