Sentence examples for conduct kind from inspiring English sources

Rather, it's because his conduct — kind, charitable, chaste, guileless — seems to actually vindicate his claim to be in possession of a life-altering truth.

He added, "The Legislature is not set up to conduct this kind of investigation".

Given the force's recent conduct, that kind of reaction could become depressingly familiar.

Andrej and the woman conduct a kind of intuitive diplomacy, brokering a delicate entente between the groups they represent.

One way to gauge the intensity of the sun is to conduct a kind of Groundhog Day test.

He asserted that he did not have such weapons in mind, but rather that "we will conduct a kind of martyrdom operations".

"It is pretty clear that the networks that conduct these kind of events are harbored, supported, sustained and protected by a variety of foreign governments," he said.

"It indicates a considerable inability, certainly to conduct any kind of day to day or even week to week operational guidance," he said.

Mr. Frost brought prestige to the news network, while it empowered him to conduct the kind of newsmaker interviews he most enjoyed.

The stars are being monitored by a $600 million satellite observatory named Kepler, whose job is to conduct a kind of Gallup poll of worlds in the cosmos.

Investigators need special expertise to conduct this kind of studies.