unsympathetic

The sand is unsympathetic and forms a genuine hazard, as do strategic ditches that criss-cross the layout.

We imagine the average boomer as a wealthy, conservative, out-of-touch white suburbanite largely unsympathetic to millennial and Gen Z money troubles.

Bong enjoys reminding us that unsympathetic characters often make the most compelling leads.

“Lincoln," he continued, "was clearly unsympathetic but never defied even that order, let alone an order of the Supreme Court. It never ordered President Lincoln to do anything else.”

He said Christina's employer had been "unsympathetic" and more needed to be done to protect people in her position.