1
It is really unkind to turn me out in this unceremonious fashion.
2
She gave him a look which said that she was not really unkind.
3
And yet she is not really unkind, in spite of her little cunning smile.
4
It's really unkind of you to shut me out now.
5
And her words about Madame Wolsky were really unkind.
6
He would not think such a proceeding really unkind.
7
Her father had had all sorts of dirty, secret desires, and he was really unkind.
8
It is really unkind to her.
9
It is really unkind of you to remain up there alone, when you are so much wanted here.
10
That would be really unkind.
11
I think it quite possible that poor little Mrs. Crofton was never really unkind to Colonel Crofton at all.
12
Scrubbing your face with soap, hot water and a rough flannel will get it clean, but it's really unkind to skin.
13
Really unkind in you.
14
"My dear old chap," he answered, "that was really unkind.
15
"Now, dad, it is really unkind of you!"
16
"And you always take part against me in such things, and I think it is really unkind."
