Sentence examples for certainly kind from inspiring English sources

Starting with the book's worshipful title, Woodward is certainly kind to Alan Greenspan, perhaps a little too kind.

Perhaps he doesn't yet fully understand Saga, but he's certainly kind to her, if occasionally gently poking fun ("Wiki"), and he did a good job both of stopping her going back into the ghost train and of talking her down when her gun was lingering a little too long around Rikard's temple.

"[Xbox] certainly kind of encouraged this landscape type scrolling, but the more we used this the more we realized how well it works," he said.

The film is certainly kind to Hef and its emphasis on his influence on the culture is convincing.

He noted, "I like to play around with people that have some- you know, a lot of style as opposed to somebody who's kind of homogonized and bland and has no personality, and Coolio certainly kind of sticks out in a crowd".

Also questionable is whether organic foods, which are certainly kinder to the environment, are more nutritious.

She is certainly kinder than James's mother, who wouldn't have given Jeanne or Carole the time of day if it weren't for James.

It certainly sounds kind of sort of like the Beatles in a way, if you squint and don't pay too much attention.

Certainly a kinder sort of activism doesn't mean ignoring harm your community members or supposed comrades are perpetuating.

It is certainly some kind of sculptural tour de force.

If so, he was certainly some kind of prodigy.