Sentence examples for anything kind from inspiring English sources

Anything kind of up here in the yellowish area represents a positive forcing, or warming.

Anything kind of poetic that you'd sing for somebody – you have to trust them a lot".

"It is impossible to say anything kind about the N.F.L. without incurring the wrath of C.F.L. fans," he wrote.

Not many people had anything kind to say about the recently retired President George W. Bush, who is sometimes called a liberal masquerading as a conservative.

And for the most part they did, although neither had anything kind to say about the other's candidate 18 months after the nation cast its votes.

I am afraid I don't recall saying or writing anything kind about his choreography during his lifetime; is this production of his 1970 "Firebird" the moment to start?

"It went from the sort of mild-mannered Catholic older ladies to a very in-your-face, obnoxious, I'll-do-anything kind of tactic.

If I had a wish, it would be that those branches would be restored, though not in a finicky, don't-touch-anything kind of way, because they actually have so much to do with things that are important now".

As an actress, do you look for roles that are more honest about sex? Someone was talking to me about a film-school character trope, these women in their 20s, quirky, happy-go-lucky, don't-need-anything kind of girl — that romantic comedy fantasy.

That night I was on a sort of second-line "anything else" kind of alert.

The 1988 campaign was anything but kind and gentle.