Sentence examples for be rather kind from inspiring English sources

* US legislation tends to be rather kind to oil and gas companies.

I think the verdict will be that she was rather kind.

Fate recently has been rather kinder to country than to forward.

Marivaux's jokes, adroitly staged by Mr. Tresnjak, are rather kinder to the young gentlemen than to the ladies.

But according to the characteristics of this kind of treatment the mentioned decrease should be rather unspecific to all kind of sexual stimuli than stimulus-specific.

Withdrawing from Melbourne is, rather, a kind of self-restraint.

Paxman: That's rather the kind of thing that makes me not want to vote.

"For young people, there is rather a kind of fluid boundary between the real and virtual world, and they can easily pass through it," she said.

In particular he highlights the weakness of NATO (crippled by feuding over the Iraq war) and of the self-centred and complacent EU.He is rather kinder too kind, many might feel to the Georgians.

In believing that possible worlds do not exist, Armstrong is rather a kind of fictionalist about possible worlds, and so he calls himself (1989, 49).

A second question, which arises often elsewhere in the Theaetetus, is whether the argument's appearance of aporia reflects genuine uncertainty on Plato's part, or is rather a kind of literary device.