Sentence examples for fairly kind from inspiring English sources

But the ensuing years have been fairly kind.

"[I am] hoping people will understand, and hoping they'll be fairly kind," she said.

But that's part of what talking to you is about – is hoping people will understand, and hoping they'll be fairly kind," Gabel said.

I think history will be fairly kind of his presidency but I want things to move further in the direction that he promised as a campaigner.

Although Intrade, the most widely cited prediction market, is fairly kind to Mr Romney and shows him with a 33% chance of victory, tight legal restrictions on deposits to the site have made it very difficult for Americans to wager there.

"He's been contrite, but he's never come out and said, 'I will never do this again.' "We dug out the clips on the things he has done in the past and looked at them and think we have been fairly kind in assessing as low number of games to a couple of those incidents.

Not particularly; unlike my narrator I'm a fairly content kind of guy.

These were not protection against old age or death, but instead a fairly speculative kind of investing.

He is 46, quite geeky-looking, but in a fairly hot kind of way, and he has that mad, Sideshow Bob hair which, today, is cropped disappointingly short.

At first glance it seems to be a late example of socialist realism writ large, a tremendous social statement of a fairly orthodox kind.

(Albeit of a fairly loose kind: John Milton came to see him, and the image of the imprisoned scientist appears in Milton's defense of free speech, the "Areopagitica").