unkind

The rest of the month has been just as unkind.

We never heard anyone say an unkind word about her.

Do not think me unkind, but you must leave here at once.

At the end of my life, the Church has not been unkind.

Like all the other teachers at the school, she is unkind to children.

It would have been unkind to ask for how long.

The look he gave his daughter was cold and unkind.

What was the most unkind one that you can think of?

There are kind and unkind ways of making that point.

It would be quite unkind to leave you here in the dark.

You must not believe the town that says she was unkind to me.

When she looked at him, his face was serious but not unkind.

I've been unkind to him when he's having a bad time already.

And of late, time has been particularly unkind to my love.

Then he would see what happened to boys who did mean, unkind things!

Why must he always be so unkind to the little ones?

I think you are very unkind, but it does not matter.

He would not be unkind to her when they were married.

That last question was the most unkindest cut of all.

He was not an unkind man, despite what she had thought before.

"I think it is very unkind of him not to leave you more."

In his letter to me he said some very unkind things about her.

Instead, he appeared a man very much alone, but not unkind.

It would not be fair to say the voice was unkind.

"It was unkind to leave you the way I did."