unkind in a sentence

📚 Grade Level: Grade 3, Grade 4, Grade 5

Definition

Unkind means lacking compassion or consideration; being harsh or hurtful in words or actions.

Her comments about my performance were surprisingly unkind, considering I was doing my best.
It's really unkind to spread rumors about someone without knowing the full story.
She couldn't believe how unkind her friends had been when she needed support the most.
He regretted saying such unkind words in the heat of the moment.
Even a small gesture can make a big difference, especially if someone is feeling unkindly treated.
Her unkind remarks hurt his feelings more than she realized.
It was unkind of him to ignore her when she needed support.
The unkind treatment from her peers left her feeling isolated.
She often regretted her unkind words, wishing she could take them back.
His unkind actions towards the stray animals drew criticism from the community.