uncharitable

Demurs of law process imposed checks upon the uncharitable haste of the odium theologicum.

They call us uncharitable, and harsh, and censorious, if we doubt anybody's goodness of heart.

I forgive your highness's uncharitable apostrophe; I know my duty, and am the minister of a mightier Prince than Manfred.

But that was years ago; and I have never since permitted so uncharitable a reflection to insinuate itself into my mind.

I hope it's not uncharitable to remember that last Christmas Eve she drank eleven cups of tea, and grumbled all the time.

There are three texts that describe the case of sensual, uncharitable gentlemen.

And how have you arrived at such an uncharitable opinion of a comparative stranger?

Lucy Warner had found her own level, was her uncharitable thought.

Maddy's was a singular type of beauty—a beauty untarnished by any selfish, uncharitable, or suspicious feeling.

He was uncharitable in his judgments of others and harsh in his condemnation of conduct which he did not approve.