unchristian

I felt most obliged to you, in spite of the unchristian hour.

What a terrible, horrible, unchristian idea to put into a child's head."

"It's very unchristian of me, but I can't help it."

"It is mere hate and unchristian vengeance," said the fox.

This would be a highly unChristian thing to do.

To not forgive people, who commit heinous crimes like these is unchristian.

Of all the unchristian beverages that ever passed my lips, Turkish coffee is the worst.

Harper listened to the cacophony and promised himself a most unchristian promise.

Confused as to who the Indians were and why they behaved in the unchristian way they did.

This wilful world hath not got hold of unchristian Solomon's wisdom yet.

And she went away, unchristian but clean.

Salvationists considered it unchristian to defend themselves but thought the police should protect them.

Thus, the Devil was able to enter her home because of her Unchristian behavior.

She'd made him sound pretty impressive, even if she'd noted what she called his "infuriating and unchristian behavior."

She looked shocked at such unchristian ignorance.

He called it a "very unchristian piece of document" which put all the doctrines of Christianity to the test.

He seemed to feel the weight of those eldritch and decidedly unchristian eyes boring into his back.

'Well, we'll call him that too, though a more unchristian name I never heard!'

I shall say now that readiness to kill for one's beliefs, however orthodox they may be, is essentially unchristian."

Roberts was convicted of "immoral and unchristian conduct."

Not wishing to pursue this somewhat unchristian line of thought, I inquired of him why he felt happy.

One critic dismissed it as "unchristian practice".

I suppose it's unchristian, but I think the bright lights and tumultuous applause took our minds completely.

He'd always hated cars: godless things, crippling, inhuman, unchristian things.

A strange way to admonish a whole church for unchristian behaviour but it might just work ...