People who behave kindly on a sunny day may behave callously the next day when it is cloudy and they are feeling glum.
It's natural for people to feel kind and generous toward those they perceive as behaving kindly and generously toward them.
Heavy-handed though Enid Blyton's polemics were they worked, and the crude sense of social justice they embodied – in which people should always behave kindly to one another, and greed, above all, must always be punished – has profoundly influenced not just my own value system, but my own fiction.
In the journal Science a couple of months ago, the psychologist Joseph Henrich and several of his colleagues reported a cross-cultural study of 15 diverse populations and found that people's propensities to behave kindly to strangers and to punish unfairness are strongest in large-scale communities with market economies, where such norms are essential to the smooth functioning of trade.
Specifically, we assume that voters demand that firms behave kindly (and this must be true in some scenarios).
I had seen him behave kindly and generously when we volunteered together with refugees.
Look for a female bodyguard that behaves kindly to others, knows how to get what is needed through tact and diplomacy – not by use of force or the fact that they are a "bodyguard".
Your looks and your talk should be formal, for it's a way of showing that you are responsible and behave kindly with others and know how to talk.
Following an enquiry, the Victorian Cricket Association and the Melbourne Cricket Club issued a statement denying any watering of the playing area during the match; however Wisden reported that "large cracks were evident on Saturday yet on Monday these had closed and for a time the surface behaved more kindly to batsmen".
Find a girl that acts like Hinata and behave very kindly to her.
When slick-haired, smarmy drug lords appeared with black panthers and snakes in 'Miami Vice,' Ron Magill was there to make sure the animals both behaved and were treated kindly.
