Unkindly

Its quite plain significance -- to any but those thugs (I do not use the term unkindly) is, that Shakespeare had no prominence while he lived, and none until he had been dead two or three generations. ❋ Unknown (1909)

-- to any but those thugs (I do not use the term unkindly) is, that ❋ Sir Edwin Durning-Lawrence (1875)

No nice, normal-minded person could remember, or morbidly want to remember, the name unkindly given by Julius Cæsar to Noyon, when he had besieged it. ❋ Unknown (1889)

Sometimes referred to unkindly as the grande horizontale, Princess Marthe Bibesco was beautiful, talented, intelligent, and “knew” everybody in Europe from royals to politicos. ❋ James Burke (2007)

Though you do not let the boys bully me, yet if you treat me unkindly, that is to me a great deal worse. ❋ Moore, Thomas, 1779-1852 (1854)

The court said that even in a state that still looks "unkindly" on thievery in a $15 billion industry - and noting it used to be the kind of thing settled with a rope over a tree limb - such a large damages award was too much and should be recalculated to something more ❋ Unknown (2010)

AUSTIN (AP) - The Texas Supreme Court on Friday struck down a $1.25 million jury award in a case involving a ranching feud, a drought and wandering cattle improperly sold for about state that still looks "unkindly" on thievery in a $15 billion industry - and noting it used to be the kind of thing settled with a rope over a tree limb - such a large damages award was too much and should be recalculated to something more "modest." ❋ Unknown (2010)

"unkindly" on thievery in a $15 billion industry that in the old days might have been settled with a rope over a tree limb. ❋ Unknown (2010)

I'm guessing we're a generation that looks unkindly on the justification that some things just can't get done ... ❋ Sara Haile-Mariam (2010)

Walking down a dead end alley, a woman talks unkindly to her man. ❋ Marcus Speh (2011)

The point being that you have to laugh at these things, and you should have the right to laugh at them, even unkindly, without fear of legal reprisal. ❋ Unknown (2009)

But he has not done it unkindly and the life of the burnt-umber natives is one of ease, comparatively speaking. ❋ Smillaraaq (2010)

Trent Lott is more likely to be a racist that Matt Yglesias not because of two out-of-context quotations interpreted unkindly, but because of a lifetime of actions. ❋ Unknown (2010)

FIA Presidential candidate John Todt has, rather unkindly, been dubbed Jean Toad by his enemies. ❋ Gordon McCabe (2009)

Ebell, somewhat unkindly, reminds us not to "forget Newt Gingrich's television ad with former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on behalf of Al Gore's We Can Solve It campaign to enact cap-and-trade and other energy-rationing policies." ❋ Al Kamen (2011)

“You need to deal with that,” he said, but not unkindly. ❋ Jessie Sholl (2011)