unsympathetically

Mama, as the stern but loving matriarch, is a stock character, and Sissy is written unsympathetically and almost exclusively speaks in the tenor of a whine.

And Hopper superbly manages the assignment of a character who seems both entitled to sympathy and unsympathetically entitled.

There’s a beach right in town, Corbyn’s Cove, but when I showed up with a towel around my neck and goggles in hand, the lifeguard shook his head and said, quite unsympathetically, I felt, “Closed.”

New York Post columnist Kyle Smith wrote, presciently and unsympathetically, “Smollett has not been nailed, and Chicago wants him nailed. He will get nailed.”

When she was hit by a car while biking to work, her father unsympathetically said, “Get up, everything is fine,” and sent her on her way.