Sentence examples for a certain kindness from inspiring English sources

Most parents and their children operate with a certain kindness and live-and-let-live atttitude.

She also came to see in him a certain kindness and gentleness, and a sense of humor.

Not altogether predictably, the show reserves a certain kindness for that forgotten minority: the boyish white man.

But there are other hints, like a certain kindness of tone in whatever ends up on the air or the printed page.

"There was a certain kindness and warmth and curiosity in the kids that I met today which would make teaching in a school like this in the Bronx real easy".

"Regardless of anything else about Gram," she told me, "he was a southern boy: very polite, raised in a kind of genteel society, and there was a certain inherent kindness and humour that was always there, and you could spot it right away.

She was a member of the choir and a regular lector, distinguished by her professional manner of dressing and speaking, and by a certain gentle kindness.

"You can read Mailer or Hemingway and see — or at least I do — that what separated them from greater writers (like Chekhov, say) was a certain failing of kindness or compassion or gentleness — an interest in the little guy, i.e., the nonglamorous little guy, a willingness and ability to look at all of their characters with love," the writer George Saunders told me via e-mail.

Georgia was an amazing woman and mother who emanated a certain light and kindness that was missing in my own life.

Decorum, courtesy, kindness and a certain self-deprecating humor were the most comfortable way to open doors, keep them open and protect from the ill will of anyone lurking behind them.

People asked to perform a certain number of acts of kindness per week feel better if they group them on one day, or vary them; the same act, done daily, doesn't improve mood.