| I am appalled at her ungratefulness and disregard for other people who have the disease. |
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| What he didn't expect was ungratefulness from a rude little sixteen year old. |
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| Still cooling his anger from earlier that morning, thoughts of ungratefulness and indecency swirled in his mind. |
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| Seneca's tone suggests that he agrees with a popular sentiment when he says that ungratefulness is an extremely grave and widespread vice. |
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| Some Rwandan adages and proverbs about Burundians point to their ungratefulness and advocate caution in dealing with them. |
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| Human ungratefulness and the futility of trying to use his powers for good have taken a great toll on the Seventh Son's heart. |
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| And yet this kind of instrument did add something ineffable: its inherent technical ungratefulness played in favour of the noblest emotion. |
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| Now, you must repent for your ungratefulness and knock strongly upon the door of the seventh chamber, in order for the Gods to open it for you. |
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| It speaks of his own desires, his restlessness, his ungratefulness. |
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| Adding to the insult in some German eyes is a perceived ungratefulness in Athens. |
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| What Lear hears is only ungratefulness for a gift that has nothing to do with giving. |
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| Man's ungratefulness towards Me, is never ending, for it grows with all the blessings it receives, because I am He who died for man and for him re-conquered the heaven that he had lost through his sin. |
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| Such ungratefulness can only come from people wrapped up in their own world, caught up in their own self centredness so much so that they are quite incapable of being indebted to anyone else. |
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| It's futile to accuse them of ungratefulness. |
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| Mr. Pittu plays the sinister Cecil with a savory, ripe sense of cool malice, although he has a tryingly melodramatic scene in the second act, when Cecil writhes in agony at the ungratefulness of his superiors. |
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