Sentence examples for fundamental kindness from inspiring English sources

We visited one of Haiti's most extraordinary and loving children's homes called Zami Beni, run by Loune Viaud whose soul glows with some kind of fundamental kindness.

I returned with some faith in people's fundamental kindness, felt with all the passion of an idealistic 18-year-old.

"All of this Mr. Penn captures effortlessly through voice and gesture," Mr. Scott continued, "but what is most arresting is the sense he conveys of Milk's fundamental kindness, a personal virtue that also functions as a political principle".

"My steadfast resolve is to build on the success of the recent past so that one day in the near future, fundamental kindness and respect are attitudes that are taken as 'givens' in these relationships," Mr. Boehner said.

All of this Mr. Penn captures effortlessly through voice and gesture, but what is most arresting is the sense he conveys of Milk's fundamental kindness, a personal virtue that also functions as a political principle.

It opens with the brightly energetic title track, moves into an achingly lovely ballad "Blue Wonderful" and on to a big arena ballad, "A Good Heart," that heaps appreciation on a loved one's fundamental kindnesses.

The twinned effect of a shrinking global economy -- and a dawning realization that a future of climate chaos is real -- would contribute to a mass psychology of fear, which represents a fundamental threat to human kindness, the most important tool we have for maintaining a social fabric.

Compassion is called for, even when there is disagreement about such a fundamental matter and Liz's many kindnesses shouldn't be used to distort her position".

Of her nod, Ms. Oliver said: "Two things that I think are fundamental to human experience are loneliness and kindness.

Judaism considers giving tzedakah (charity) and partaking in gemilut chasadim (acts of loving kindness) to be our most fundamental responsibility as human beings.

Children's needs were considered, if at all, as matters of charity and kindness -- certainly not as fundamental rights.