unappreciative

He was not a man to be unappreciative of what the gods send.

My boss is totally unappreciative of the time I spend.

"I am forced to take up company with the unappreciative.

Which also makes for a demanding audience, although not necessarily an unappreciative one.

Asking for trouble if I do it, and folk can be so unappreciative.

I don't want to seem unappreciative,' he said, looking across at me.

Nor was that one altogether unaware of her, or unappreciative.

When one partner was finally willing to make a change for the better, the other would become suddenly indifferent and unappreciative.

"Doctor, you are being foolish, and, if I must say, unappreciative."

The man was ignorant and unappreciative of his environment.

It saddens me to find so many people unappreciative of art."

I hate to sound unappreciative, but don't credit yourself with saving my life.

But we were tired of struggling with an uncooperative and unappreciative society.

' Needless to say, Nichols was unappreciative of the advice.

A slave such as this should be kept in irons hidden away from the unappreciative eyes of common men.

"You know, where I come from, folks at least pretend gratitude, even if they are truly unappreciative."

Far too often, the transplanted old folk end up unhappy and decidedly unappreciative.

I am certainly not unappreciative of Imperial honors, but perhaps they have less-utility-to me.

Not wanting to seem unappreciative, he walked down to the beach and found a piece of driftwood.

Do you feel that your boss is unappreciative of your ideas or resistant to change?

It pains me to hear you speak of it in so unappreciative a fashion.

Was it that all men were unappreciative, or was it just him?

He seems unappreciative of Zimmerman's work, and rejects his theories in certain crime scenes.

Unappreciative police and stock exchange officials banished the uninvited bull.

"Extruding the shield now," announced Kim to an unappreciative audience.