Sentence examples for especially kindly from inspiring English sources

Now, no one is quite sure what reason might be behind a greater power looking especially kindly on Chicago and the Bears.

She said today: "I had an amazing time and felt very welcomed by everyone on set, especially Julia McKenzie, who kindly lent me her handwarmers on our cold night shoot.

Especially if you have kindly old servants watching your back.

To us, it was the French and Indian War, and in some ways it was a precursor to our own Revolutionary War (Britain levied a bunch of taxes on the American colonies in the mid-1760s largely to pay the costs of the Seven Years' War, which the colonists did not take kindly to, especially in Boston).

He has taken to projecting himself as having mellowed into a kindlier beast, especially in contrast to the bullying Americans.

They usually don't take too kindly to outsiders, especially those with cameras, but somehow I a curious Canadian photographer managed to embed with the KNLA's Special Forces division.

Many will not take kindly to it, especially real skinheads.

Please note that authority figures may not look kindly on hippies, especially teenage ones.

Some residents did not take kindly to the immigrants, especially the illegal ones.

The Justices do not take kindly to such disruptions, especially because they are now, by historical standards, a very old Court.

Judges in England now look very kindly on wives' needs, especially after long marriages during which their earning power may have been eroded.