Sentence examples for ever so kind from inspiring English sources

Ever so kind and loyal to every manner of man and beast.

These were tall, lucky, professional Englishwomen in their early forties who had been ever so kind to Finch, and who felt, with some reason, that they had saved her.

I can't remember ever seeing anything so kind on television before or since.

It's never been so that they [the neighbors] have ever said no, we don't want to, and they've always been so kind.

Gabriel Kahane, the deadpan composer of the "Craigslistlieder," has confected nearly two dozen exquisite songs to tell the story of a ragtag Brooklyn Heights town house that once served — ever so fleetingly — as a kind of all-star artists' commune.

Does it reek, ever so slightly, of a kind of regressive puritanism?

Just appeal ever so slightly to the kind of person who gets excited by Time Out's pub reviews.

However, unlike the emptiness that nostalgia ever so inconveniently leaves, this kind of feeling I was having was about to leave me more content than ever.

Apple "Geniuses" offer homilies from priestly pulpits to help us interpret the screens and counsel us -- ever so gently -- toward a kind of new media orthodoxy.

So it's a rare thing that you can sort of revisit a comedian any time and it still has a vitality to it and I think that's why Mitch is so kind of ever-present.

It's that kind of tribal, jungle tech-house, supported ever so nicely by the work on the high chimes.