Its Oscar prospects are still uncertain because the Academy Awards are famously unkind to comedies.
She's always seeing the best in others and never has an unkind word for anyone.
The markets have been the most unkind, thanks largely to downgraded General Motors and Ford.
Politics is often unkind: the Tories have sometimes cast aspersions on Mr Brown's mental health, for example.
Finding your phone in another room -- that's a killer app that doesn't even think unkind thoughts.
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An unkind observer might remark that many footballers are less than articulate even in their native tongue.
Then would come tasteful accolades, or copies of Mr Gotlieb's rebuttals of critics who had been unkind.
Today, at 40, Muhammad Idrees is a nowhere man, a victim of unkind fate and hostile borders.
In the meantime, she's currently on Broadway in "The Heiress, " playing the demure daughter of an unkind, affluent doctor.
The past two years have been unkind to Boeing in other ways too.
She had a crude face with small eyes and a large, downturned mouth, but she did not look unkind.
They are less well-educated than the American average, so the labour market has been unkind to them for years.
Thanks to a market that's brutally unkind to anywaif.com, more and more VCs are becoming nannies to their portfolio companies.
We live in an age that has been unkind to many middlemen, as my former travel agent now a waiter will tell you.
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On the implications for teachers, she accused him of resorting to legalese, to show the Church in an unkind and uncaring way.
Such people should, therefore, be denied that right however unkind that may seem.
But a fairly consistent line of argument has been unkind to Facebook.
He thinks it may cushion the unkind economics of ranching in Texas.
If Dell accelerates this transformation, the interim numbers will look really ugly, and Wall Street is unkind to companies with ugly numbers.
There, she scooped up swatches of cotton, linen, denim and imitation silk--the real stuff is unkind to silkworms--and took them to Italian shoemakers.
Braving the possibility of unkind comparisons with bandwagons, Mr Hague told the rally that hundreds of people had turned up wherever the lorry went.
Liverpool had an unkind draw too, the Reds put into Group K along with Romania's Steaua Bucharest, Italy's Napoli and Utrecht of the Netherlands.
In one case, though, she felt strongly that the husband was unkind to the wife, and she noted this at the bottom of her transcript.
In office, he has also preached technological innovation for Russia, earning him the unkind nickname "nano-president", a jibe which also refers to his short stature.
But more importantly, the continued ostracism of Cuba's people -- for they, not the Havana government, are the biggest losers -- is unfair, unkind and unnecessary.
Advertisers may sniff at low-down gossip, but America's female readers seem happy to take their celebrity news any way they can get it true, false, worshipful or unkind.
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Unkind critics note that Mr Duisenberg's previous experience of running monetary policy, as head of the Dutch central bank, was to take orders from the German Bundesbank.
Never mind that Caldicott was and still is a well-known fire-brand and had already established a public record of, to put it diplomatically, unkind views of the President.
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