Sentence examples for utterly unsympathetic from inspiring English sources

Like many Zionists, he was utterly unsympathetic to the Arabs.

"The school was utterly unsympathetic," says his wife.

Initially, Mr. Congo seems an utterly unsympathetic figure, vain and egotistic.

The airline that did that to him was utterly unsympathetic throughout a lengthy correspondence afterwards.

In the face of an utterly unsympathetic public, who cast the footballers as leftist revolutionaries, Maier refused to buckle.

Nevertheless, they are, if not unsympathetic narrators, utterly unreliable ones; they barely see Cicero and Hannah and Phebe, whose motives they are helpless to understand and to which they are, despite their protestations to the contrary, indifferent.

From the opening scene in which they terrify the blind school where Johnny works, they're an unsympathetic pair, but utterly compelling in their ruthlessness.

Accordingly, this is the first production of "Merchant" I've seen that dares to present a wholly unsympathetic Shylock, played as a calculating, utterly ruthless schemer by the impressive Richard Clothier.

After all, seen in the harshest light — which is what you get when you turn from comedy to farce — these characters are a pretty unsympathetic bunch: a lying, scheming widow; a cruel, miserly widower; his utterly feckless clerks; his annoyingly lachrymose niece and her useless fiancé; and an attractive, much younger shop owner determined to marry the old skinflint for his money.

But Jordan was unsympathetic.

Dawn an unsympathetic yellow.