Sentence examples for unsympathetic point from inspiring English sources

Ms. Dark does not put enough spin or body language on her observations here to turn them into effective satire; consequently these stories feel like arch, disposable exercises in conveying an unsympathetic point of view.

People in the industry are so thin-skinned right now – I just don't think anyone is going to want to publish a book about a kid doing such maxed-out, over-the-top, evil things, especially when it's written from such an unsympathetic point of view".

First they sell, but second, developers tend to have a rather large and unsympathetic publisher pointing at their yearly bottom line and demanding that their coffers be filled.

Not all actors I spoke to are completely unsympathetic to this point of view.

I think this is the whole point about unsympathetic characters.

For Dann at his slickest, read "The Black Horn," a meditation on death that is content to impale its unsympathetic protagonist on the point of a metaphor.

There are challenges ahead, however, including the highly-charged issue of the paper's relations with Conservative leader David Cameron, strained to breaking point following unsympathetic editorials, many penned by Heffer.

The Conservative MP Steve Baker said Bridgen "[had] a point" about how unsympathetic backbenchers were towards Cameron's EU stance.

Not everyone in these pages is an opera aficionado: "Well, let's just say that anything's better than opera," Martin's unsympathetic father says at one point.

He points to its unsympathetic treatment of Jake's mother, a nurse who over-borrows to buy property.

Anchor Matt Lauer, clearly unsympathetic to critics, kept pressing the point that O'Reilly was trying to be complimentary, if by using "ham-fisted" language.