Sentence examples for be exceptionally kind from inspiring English sources

Jervis could also be exceptionally kind when he felt that the situation warranted it.

"He was exceptionally kind to my mother," she said.

"Women have been exceptionally kind to my old age," he sang in Because Of.

And one has to say that the global environment has been exceptionally kind to emerging markets lately.

A gentleman and a hero, Alan was exceptionally kind and courteous, always supportive and encouraging to those around him.

"Because of a few songs wherein I spoke of their mystery, women have been exceptionally kind to my old age," he slyly observes on Because Of.

The boy's father was exceptionally kind to James whenever he went round to the store, and the two would chat about Somali politics in broken Swahili.

Tom and Linda were exceptionally kind to the "josser" in their midst (there's no "t" in josser, though in circus parlance it means "outsider"), not least with the tea and bacon butties, but unforgivably I haven't seen them for a while, though we keep in touch, so when I realised it was my "anniversary", I texted Linda to say I would be driving up and she might want to stick the kettle on.

Most parents would be thrilled to be able to say, "We're having a child who loves singing, is exceptionally kind, and wants to go to med school".

When I interviewed her backstage (in an athletic shower room that served as part of the backstage area), Grace was exceptionally kind to and patient with a naïve Minnesota kid.

Always there with a friendly smile, she was exceptionally kind-hearted and extremely generous.