Meanings of very unchristian in English

He fancied himself full of righteous wrath: he was really in a very unchristian temper.

It may be very unchristian of me"-witha small schoolboy grin-"butI simply can't abide Caroline Tempest!"

When your foot goes in that way it is a very unchristian foot, and you ought to keep it still.

Is it so very unreasonable, so very unchristian, so very dishonoring to the love of God, to think that she sometimes succeeds...?

The parson did not approve of Mr. Hackabout's method of escaping, which he considered as a very unchristian attempt upon the lives of his fellow-subjects.

I grant it: it is entirely wrong- averyunchristian proceeding.