(1) Television is brutal and unkind to yesterday's rock stars.

(2) In the meantime, they were not unkind to him, and their greatest offense was his captivity.

(3) She had never been one to argue back or be unkind to anyone.

(4) It would be unkind to force you to speak of your torment twice.

(5) He was unkind to Kurosawa's Seven Samurai, while devoting a whole essay to the adroit but decidedly lesser The Hidden Fortress.

(6) When someone insults us or does something unkind to us, an internal formation is created in our consciousness.

(7) Perhaps it would be gratuitously unkind to compare the intellects and depth of the two presidents.

(8) Heck, you might even be as unkind to note that the work is a tad dated.

(9) Farmers are always getting the blame for being unkind to the Environment, where in the majority of cases, the farmers are blameless.

(10) My husband's family has been unkind to me in the past and I want them to know I will not put up with this hurtful behavior anymore.

(11) Once again we find that nature is unkind to simplistic formulations.

(12) It is cruel and unkind to go through them yet again.

(13) Rounding up, Salih stressed that it would be foolish and unkind to turn down laurels bestowed by those who appreciated your work.

(14) Australians are trained to dread invasion and yet cannot stomach being unkind to any stranger.

(15) The indifferent look on my face is only there because people like you are being unkind to me and I can't fight back.

(16) The policy of the ostrich prevails - though saying that that is probably unkind to ostriches.

(17) Rapid agricultural development has been unkind to the land.

(18) So far fate has been very unkind to the four of them.

(19) This minister and this government have never sought to be unfair or unkind to the teaching profession.

(20) You call me in to see, and I explain that it would be unkind to leave it there: it might crawl to the floor; we must take care that no one squashes it.