Sentence examples for generally kind from inspiring English sources

Bamford is generally kind to Michael Hayden.

But it's generally kind of an after-game thing.

Both Mr. and Mrs. Bush had generally kind words for Mr. Gore, saying that when they were in the White House and he was a senator, they had met and liked him.

"When a company prices at $11 and then opens trading at $10.50, that's generally kind of a sign of weakness," said Omar Sacirbey, a senior editor at The IPO Reporter.

In my experience, they are generally kind, supportive and take it seriously – although clearly this is not the case for everyone, as detailed in Lily Allen's account of harassment, which started on social media.

Critics in 1958 were generally kind to "Flower Drum Song," which initially dealt with a mail-order bride who came from China to San Francisco to marry a nightclub owner named Sammy Fong, who is in love with a stripper at his club.

But lawyers whinge that the federal courts are generally kinder (or less tough) on defendants than places like Madison County.

Mahler was generally kinder to the mezzo-soprano, but in her songs, too, the lighter instrumentation allows for more intimacy in phrasing.

From its founding by French traders in 1714, they maintain, its colonists were more accepting of other races than the British were, and generally kinder to slaves.

While critics often disparaged Perry's songs as vapid, the music industry was generally kinder, rewarding her with several Grammy Award nominations, including album of the year for Teenage Dream.

Alastair Campbell said he did not block or un-follow those online who were rude to him on Twitter where, he said, people were generally kinder than on blogs.