When you uncharitably exact that which your brother is disabled utterly to pay, and use cruelty to procure it (be it the use or the principal).
We have dealt unjustly and uncharitably with our neighbours, not loving them as ourselves, nor doing to others as we would they should do to us.
This was not what she was going to say, but she checked herself, lest she might be suspected of thinking uncharitably of Mrs. Falchion.
Nor abruptly and uncharitably to the church's dissatisfaction, when he may avoid it.
Hence arose a confusion, under which many of the crowned heads in Europe were judged uncharitablyas dissemblers or as traitors to their engagements.
When the thought was too strong for him, he connected her with the wrong that she had done him, and so thought uncharitably of her, as good men have done before and since his time--good people being fallible and liable to err.
You have fostered that idea by thinking uncharitably of her, by turning away from that true happiness which only marriage with her will ever bring to you.
The world often judged her uncharitably by reason of these friendships, which were only friendships, and yet pointed to a warmer regard than the world consents that friends may feel.
The world more than once accused her uncharitably of flirting.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "uncharitably" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
