Meanings of most unsympathetic in English

Oh, I see I'll have to get another confidante; you are most unsympathetic and unkind.

Yet the boy was patently fallacious; and for that matter a most unsympathetic urchin, raised apparently on gingerbread.

Eloise gave a most unsympathetic laugh.

Ferrès is a most unsympathetic person.

She told herself that she hated Dr. Blanchard-shetold herself that he was the most unsympathetic of men!

He knew very well by experience that lodge-keepers were, taken altogether, perhaps the most unsympathetic class in the community.

But even when her character is at her most unsympathetic, Moss manages to convey the pain and vulnerability underneath.

He longed to throttle Mr. Daney, who he now regarded as the most unsympathetic, prosaic, dull-witted old ass imaginable.

A most unsympathetic millionaire.

It occurred to her at that moment that Mr. Beale had been most unsympathetic, and had not expressed one word of regret.

With the man himself there was no fault to be found, but his horse was the most unsympathetic brute I have ever sat behind.

My friend informs me that the language with which his column greeted those unfortunate Yeomen-their fellow countrymen, men of their own blood-wasmost unsympathetic.

Once, I remember, a doctor on board ship who dabbled in hypnotism told me that I was the most unsympathetic person he had ever struck.

"You are most unsympathetic, I never knew one so unsympathetic; you were always so, you'll never change."

"You're most unsympathetic, Chatty!"