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unsympathetic
/ ˌʌnsɪmpəˈθɛtɪk /
adjective
- not characterized by, feeling, or showing sympathy
- whenpostpositive, often foll by to or towards not showing agreement (with) or favour (towards)
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Example Sentences
He felt like the audience would have to maintain sympathy for Walter White as he was going about his very unsympathetic actions.
This polarizing public profile positioned Harroun as an unsympathetic character as his case progressed through the U.S. courts.
Asked why she often played somewhat unsympathetic characters like Em, or Mackenzie in The Newsroom, Mortimer seemed taken aback.
At least so far, however, Cohle seems to be something else entirely: a heroic guy who's nonetheless deeply unsympathetic.
Was there any sense from the start that the character would go further into the realm of being unsympathetic than on other shows?
"She's a moving picture actress or something, I'm sure of it," Grace confided in Betty's unsympathetic ear.
This declaration represents, however, the unconscious exaggeration of a mind unsympathetic towards religious ideas.
Better to have the protection of an unsympathetic sovereign than to become the prey of a lawless and irresponsible anarchy.
Stover suddenly perceived that his audience was unsympathetic.
Sir Gregory thought the withdrawal should not be accepted, having found Sir Timothy to be an unsympathetic colleague.
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