Sentence examples for Kindly approach from inspiring English sources
The teacher urged a kindly approach: always show Muslims love, charity and hospitality, he said, and carry copies of the New Testament to give as gifts.
Nouveau Grub Street In search of an immigration policy Reprints Related items Economics focus: Guests v gatecrashersMay 31st 2007Mobility partnerships spread this kindly approach to the less skilled.
(A more relevant one might come from Jennifer Worick's "Nancy Drew's Guide to Life," in which she extrapolates Miss Drew wisdom from the novels: "A soft, kindly approach to questioning prisoners can make them squeal").
) Assumed by some to involve an essentially random or, more kindly, aleatoric pianistic approach, Cowell would explain that precision is required in the writing and performance of tone clusters no less than with any other musical feature: Tone clusters...on the piano [are] whole scales of tones used as chords, or at least three contiguous tones along a scale being used as a chord.
I was returning from the east coast on an airline and four of the flight attendants surrounded me (kindly) as I approached the bulkhead mid-flight.
Nasgovitz's fund has an impressive track record for a value fund, considering that the market hasn't exactly been kindly to his investment approach in the 1990s.
Max, who supposedly indites these confessions in the year 1930, having lodged himself in a small household containing an irksome and insulting boy roughly his apparent age and a kindly if distracted mother approaching sixty, has survived a number of the young century's crises.
There was the way the campaign phrased itself, asking the then-editor of the Sun, Dominic Mohan, to kindly remove the images – an approach that addressed some of the usual and proper concerns about free speech.
As the story goes, Ms. Miller was approached by a kindly old man in a rumpled suit who looked like a local but was actually a site selector for WCBS.
The Voice, already a hit in the US, offers a twist on the standard talent show by supposedly adopting a kindlier and less image-obsessed approach to its performers.
