Meanings of say unpleasant in English

The sister would tell her mother, who would say unpleasant things to mine.

He had become hoarse, sarcastic, and inclined to say unpleasant things.

People always say unpleasant things-andcertainly they're a great deal together.

Some of these ministers have talked about me, and have made it their business to say unpleasant things.

A fault with Marston was quickness of temper and a disposition to say unpleasant, cutting things, without due reflection.

Sober, he can control his tongue, but when he's had a few, he starts to say unpleasant things about people.

We must be much more concrete than that, and we must be prepared to say unpleasant things as well as pleasant ones.

It was not his policy to say unpleasant things-especiallyto young widows who had recently inherited the goods and chattels of their hard-workinghusbands.

I hope they won't quarrel in the hunting season, or say unpleasant things to each other at the dinner-table; rows always upset a man's digestion.

An Airbnb spokesman said unpleasant incidents such as this were extremely rare.

Here is another selection: 'To avoid saying Unpleasant Things, always Speak Agreeably.'

He is keeping something back-his own gloomy pleasure in saying unpleasant things.

Bud yelled at him, so did Bill; Herky-Jerky said unpleasant things.

I said unpleasant things in it, but I have no right to do so.

He says unpleasant things to her; I'll say pleasant things and she'll turn to me.

But, though the Viceroy did nothing to check Wonder's officiousness, other people said unpleasant things.