Sentence examples for considerably kinder from inspiring English sources
(James was, it should be noted, considerably kinder than Louis Armstrong might have been).
Beautifully shot, as strange and haunting as a nightmare, its deadpan tone and pitch-black comedy played like a cross between Ulrich Seidel and Roy Andersson - though considerably kinder than the former, and less surreal than the latter.
The conditions were considerably kinder for Murray's return to the Louis Armstrong Stadium, five days after his gruelling encounter with Haase.
It shouldn't be a problem". The conditions were considerably kinder for Murray's return to the Louis Armstrong Stadium, five days after his gruelling encounter with Haase.
She felt inadequate in her ability to write about soldiers and military scenes; initial reviewers agreed, finding her writing unconvincing and improbable, though subsequent reviewers have been considerably kinder.
A contrivance of a considerably different kind is "The Reason for It".
It is also the case in the UK, where Scotland gets an extra day off on 2 January, which is considerably more kind to the hungover.
And then, having made this nearly flawless romantic artifact, Lean walked away from the tidy Englishness of Coward and turned his hand to a rather different, considerably messier, kind of expression of the national spirit: the crowded Victorian melodramas of Charles Dickens.
Hair has been secondarily lost or considerably reduced in some kinds of mammals.
However, the electrochemical impedance for Cu2O reduction was considerably affected by the kind and concentration of alkali hydroxide.
