unsympathetically ,

"You have certainly broken everything else," said his father unsympathetically.

"It's your imagination that makes you tired," Jackson said unsympathetically.

"You make the same complaint at the same time every day," he said unsympathetically.

It came to Phil that they were also a bit wistful, but he went unsympathetically back to his reading.

"Then they shouldn't have joined in the first place," Stafford said unsympathetically.

"You have all the choice you need," Ned said unsympathetically.

"Well, it was you who decided you were going," Jackson said unsympathetically.

He turned to Defense and said rather unsympathetically, "What are the reasons for your request?"

"That sounds good to me," he told her unsympathetically.

Though revered now, however, many have been altered unsympathetically.

Prior to his appearance he was mentioned, always unsympathetically.

'Had to help out a lot at home, did you?' he asked unsympathetically.

'I could have told you that would happen,' said Meredith unsympathetically to him.

"Maybe that will teach you to keep a wiser tongue in your head," Joseph said unsympathetically.

'There might have been a dead woman too,' said Bond unsympathetically.

"Too bad," Melody said unsympathetically, and slid back into limbo.

"Pulled muscles," said his fleet surgeon unsympathetically after scanning him.

"The respite should be good for them," Zane said, smiling unsympathetically.

"It'd serve you right if I did," Karen said unsympathetically.

Hemingway's paternal uncle, George, appears in the story, and is treated unsympathetically.

"It is a very cold atmosphere in this weather, madam," said the butler unsympathetically.

"Frankly," one of the doctors had put it to me, not unsympathetically, "we can see no alternative.

"Perhaps you'd sooner wait in a French prison," Jackson said unsympathetically.

"I know, but not everybody knows that, " Goldberg replied, unsympathetically.

"Buy one of your own," he suggested unsympathetically.