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"The media was very unkind to the aircraft," said one.

From BBC

He also struggled in The Hundred, where it was evident he was getting big send-offs from the opposition and receiving banter about being England's 'Golden Boy', which was unkind.

From BBC

To say that today’s politics is Orwellian is being unkind to Orwell.

From Salon

For prosecutors who had tried to scuttle a winnable case against a serial killer, the notoriety was unkind.

Without being unkind, Bashir is a one-dimensional cricketer, Dawson is an all-rounder.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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