Sentence examples for Kindly mentioned from inspiring English sources

Michael J. Fox -- always one of the nicer guys on earth -- kindly mentioned that he enjoys my Huffington Post playlists.

The first time I saw him do it, I kindly mentioned the water restrictions, and all I got was a surly look and a shrug.

Dave Winer, the founder of Weblogs.com and the inventor of blog ping servers tells the story here (and kindly mentions our involvement).

Minor points: "Algorithms using such a technique include.. ..... -- kindly mention here itself "the RI algorithm proposed for biological real networks which outperforms other existing algorithms.. .....  -- please elaborate on this RI algorithm "Values of these metrics can suggest to the user which random model" - can the authors recommend some approximation of good/bad values?

"Algorithms using such a technique include..".... -- kindly mention here itself "the RI algorithm proposed for biological real networks which outperforms other existing algorithms.."....  -- please elaborate on this RI algorithm "Values of these metrics can suggest to the user which random model" - can the authors recommend some approximation of good/bad values?

12.39pm: While the adverts are on, a question: Throughout this week the C4 announcers have kindly been mentioning our liveblog at the end of the film.

Since even this visit was kindly (neither one mentioned their breakup), I suspect he appeared as a vaporous version of his young self, the stranger with the Clark Gable mustache who half a century earlier rode into her eastern Kentucky hill town on a noisy motorcycle.

I visited with him at his second-floor desk a few times, interviewed him in person and by phone, mildly criticized one thing he did, and – notably — was mentioned very kindly in a Twitter message of his when I was under attack for that criticism.

My mother spoke of her kindly, not infrequently mentioning the tragedy that had befallen her, with the death of her young husband.

Representative Richard A. Gephardt, the Missouri Democrat who has often been mentioned as a running mate for Senator John Kerry, is talking kindly about another choice: Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona.

Heads-up: I mentioned at 8.21 that Vince Cable criticised his 'predecessor' -- Labour kindly flags up that this, of course, was Alan Johnson rather than Chuka Umunna.