Sentence examples for capable of kindness from inspiring English sources

But the Rothschild that emerges is an enigma: brilliant and capable of kindness, but also emotionally withdrawn and occasionally spiteful.

McKellen's mature Sherlock is more vulnerable and more touching: he is painfully aware that he doesn't make the same emotional connections as other people do, and he is capable of kindness and regret.

"Which is that we all have different tool kits that we come with to the world and I think everybody up here has felt like an outsider at certain points and felt special at certain points, and I don't think you have to have any particular personal experience to feel empathy or that we're all human and capable of cruelty and capable of kindness.

If human beings are capable of tremendous kindness, why don't more people act with tremendous kindness more often?

Auberon later wrote that his father was sometimes capable of great kindness.

Always elegant, always formidable, but also capable of personal kindness to her staff and helpers, she understood Tory men.

The mere act of cracking open a book, Smith thinks, is creative in itself, capable of inculcating kindness and agility in the reader.

He was also capable of great kindness, offering hospitality to the historian Count Nikolai Tolstoy, a distant relative of the novelist, who had written a pamphlet accusing Lord Aldington of war crimes.

Men demonstrate that they capable of control, kindness, empathy, compassion and humanity.

To the public, Waugh displayed a mask of indifference, but he was capable of great kindness to those he considered his friends.

In another film, Germain would be a darker, more troubled character, haunted by the pain of his childhood; instead, Becker and Depardieu paint him as a sunny personality, misjudged by those who see him but capable of growth, kindness and even some small wisdom.