| The humour was not unkind, but merely a case of an audience laughing along with a Freudian slip. |
| They tend to give players opportunities and a run in the first team whereas others, and I am not being unkind, would chop and change. |
| Some people are unkind enough to say it is a trade union and does not act in the public interest. |
| The weather gods were unkind making the course unpleasant in certain areas. |
| They have delicate mouthparts, so it's really unkind to use barbed hooks on the poor things. |
| Not that he was abusive, unkind or violent, he just expected more of her than she often felt she had to give. |
