55 examples of unthankful in sentences
Blow-hole isn't so s-s-melly as these s-s-kins!' "You better be glad you've got a whole skin of your own and ain't smellin' brimstone," said the Colonel, pouring a little more whisky down the unthankful throat.
I am astonished when I look at my own heart, by which alone I can judge the hearts of others, to see how unthankful one is.
But I am unworthy of such a spiritual blessing, who remain so unthankful a creature for those earthly ones I have enjoyed, because I have them no longer.
Our Lord Jesus, who spoke, not to philosophers or Scribes and Pharisees, but to plain human beings, weeping and sorrowing, suffering and sinning, like us,told them to be perfect, as our Father in heaven is perfect, by being good to the unthankful and the evil.
So unthankful, so odious is the task of reforming in Morocco and many other countries.
An unthankful viper, an unthankful viper, that will sting the man that revived him.
An unthankful viper, an unthankful viper, that will sting the man that revived him.
His disposition is never but shamefully unthankful, for unless he have all he hath nothing.
Be not unthankful.
In the other extreme or in defect, march those impious epicures, libertines, atheists, hypocrites, infidels, worldly, secure, impenitent, unthankful, and carnal-minded men, that attribute all to natural causes, that will acknowledge no supreme power; that have cauterised consciences, or live in a reprobate sense; or such desperate persons as are too distrustful of his mercies.
O envious and unthankful men to think otherwise!
I have, I own it, an Ambition of exempting my self from the Number of unthankful People:
One thing only we grudge to mankind: when a hero, unthankful, Boasts of our gifts as his own, stiffnecked, and dishonours the givers, Turning our weapons against us.
He is unthankful for his blessings, and Heaven's vengeance descends on him.
" When I got up to my little room and said my prayers, I thought over Joe's advice and knew that it was right, and yet my mind was in such a disturbed and unthankful state, that for a long time I lay awake, not thinking over my sins, but still mourning that Joe and Mrs. Joe and I were all common.
But if you think as money can make compensation to me for the loss of the little child what come to the forge,and ever the best of friends-" O dear, good Joe, whom I was so ready to leave, and so unthankful toI see you again to-day, and in a very different light.
What is the reason, sir, that you seem unthankful and averse to my kindness?
4when men 'shall be disobedient to parents, unthankful, boasters, heady, high-minded, despisers of those who are good, lovers of pleasure more than lovers of God.'
And so those young things, after an unthankful and exhausting day's toil, are not going to attend meetings unless these can be made attractive to them.
The wastes, storms, and floods, the unthankful, sandy, moory country, must of themselves make the people more serious, more enterprising, more capable of contentment than in the south, where Nature is not so like a step-mother, nay, has flattered her favourites, thereby rendering them light-minded, indolent, and desirous of enjoying.
But still, I cannot but believe that if we do go on in prosperity, careless and unthankful, we are running into danger; we are likely to bring down on ourselves some sorrow or anxiety which will teach us, which at least is meant to teach usfrom whom all good things come; and to know that the Lord has given, when the Lord has taken away.
In a passage in the seventh Book of the Prelude, he describes, in lines a little prosaic but quite true, how he sat, saw, and heard, not unthankful nor uninspired, the great orator "While he forewarns, denounces, launches forth Against all systems built on abstract rights.
Everything seems to come at once, though, perhaps, it is unthankful to say so.
Unthankful villain, hold!
Could a youth, and one 540 In ancient story versed, whose breast had heaved Under the weight of classic eloquence, Sit, see, and hear, unthankful, uninspired?
