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| The voters are not all unkind to him. |
| Neil, I don't wish to be unkind to Dr. |
| Distortion is unkind to people's faces. |
| In Sri Lanka we have very rich people who are sometimes very unkind to their servants. |
| I refuse to believe that our country is dominated by people who are unkind to animals. |
| Incidentally, it is the judgement of history that is often most unkind to journalists. |
| This doesn't mean that they were unkind to her, but they may have unwittingly allowed her to become very frightened. |
| It's not only a risk to the children; it's unkind to this friend Terry to invite him into a situation of temptation. |
| There are different positions and I think we need to accept them without being unduly unkind to people who hold them. |
| He was so terribly afraid of people when he first showed up, it's likely someone was very unkind to him at some point. |
| I am sorry I have been so unkind about Chelsea. |
| I think it might be because I was unkind about MySpace and Facebook. |
| I even was unkind about his ex who I know is more sick and hurt than me. |
| I do not want to be unkind about New Zealand, but it is the size of a local authority. |
| I wouldn't want to be that unkind about a real person, I'd talking about her as a character. |
| Everyone is so unkind about Ann O'Neill, I'd glad you found something kind to say about her. |
| They do well in school, score good grades in exams, but there seems to be something inhumane &; unkind about them. |
| It would be easy to be unkind about it because it's tiny, distant satellite of an equally unglamourous commuter town. |
| Given it's size it would also be easy to be unkind about the underwhelming crowd of 156 for a 2nd Qualifying Round game. |
| The 2012 Olympic Committee's web site claims that you're not allowed to link to their site if you say something unkind about them. |
| It was unkind of you towards me. |
| Moe Lane PS: OK, yes, that was somewhat unkind of me. |
| It would have been unkind of me to write this while he was alive. |
| If she's not kind, then she's not unkind, and she's not unkind of she's not kind. |
| I agree that it is unkind of others to disparage other fans who do not agree with their views. |
| Nevertheless, it would be unkind of me not to leave you with some change or loan you some advice. |
| How unkind of you to keep me waiting so long! My ears are almost seared listening to the cheap talk of worldly people. |
| This kind revenge-mongering is not special only to estranged couples Any unkind of human relations are capable of this level of cruelty. |
| Even his unkindest of enemies will not suggest the PPPs mediocre crop of seats -- 91 directly elected -- had anything to do with Zardari. |
| Yes that was unkind of me about the linkbait remark, I'd just so goddamn sick and tired of hearing about GRRM across the blogosphere I could rip out a sheep's pluck and eat it. |
| You are unkind in your comment. |
| Even when his patience was tried, he was never unkind in word or deed. |
| I saw that she felt she had been unkind in speaking so before the invalid. |
| In some ways, society was very different and very unkind in those earlier days. |
| Amazing how once I was willing to fully embrace it, no one has been unkind in their response. |
| Although on paper he looked perfect, this examiner was really unkind in real life, so he replaced him. |
| The reason is that, at the time of war, people get trained to be unkind in taking heinous actions upon the foes. |
| I prefer the agenda to be in the Philippines settings but the internet seems to be unkind in exposing data specifically of my desire. |
| Heather never offered to pay rent and was soon taking Vanessa's clothes and food -- but Vanessa felt she was being unkind in getting annoyed. |
| Most tend to be unkind in one way or another, but some not approve of the instructions they are given, especially when they are either unlawful or dishonest. |
| Somewhat unkind on the vast majority of people working in the MoD. |
| Brown type is used where italics would appear in print (in this screen font, italic looks like this, and is unkind on most readers). |
| Though our tastes do not always correspond, you told me that I wouldn't like Not Untrue and Not Unkind on an earlier year's longlist and you were correct. |
| The Rugby World Cup draw has also been unkind on Scotland over the years, three of their first four quarter-final appearances being against the might of New Zealand. |
| For all their work, the basket was iron unkind for GB women with balls in and out or rolling off the rim. |
| It would be unkind for me not to have accepted the offer from such a brave lady; a strong lady in no need for sympathy. |
| Calling them ' stupid ' is unkind at the least. |
| However, the more I see how her condition is actually self-destructive, irresponsible, and unkind toward others, the more I see the need to tell her what I think is going on. |
| I regret being unkind towards you. |
| Maybe then we wouldn't be so unkind towards those who aren't exactly like us. |
| I learned that day I never again wanted to be unkind with any of my words online. |
| Its soils are unwilling, its coasts unkind with precious little access to the bounties of the sea, which are also very few. |