The phrase "image of kindness" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "Her actions were the true image of kindness, always going out of her way to help those in need."
"Call it a random act of kindness.
Each time I see a video go viral on the internet showing simple acts of kindness--a police officer giving a pair of shoes to a homeless person, a man rescuing a dog from a flood, a passerby giving a few coins to a stranger on the street--I realize just how hungry we are for these stories and images of kindness.
In the town's eyes, however, the two men were linked in an image of inspirational kindness.
And this image of self often precludes kindness and compassion and concern for others.
From the simplest acts of charity through to grand, life-changing gestures of kindness, they publish images, videos, true life stories, personal reflections and meditations which all have one special thing in common…Kindness.
The site also has a pool of Flickr images that people are using to share their acts of kindness.
Barely making it out alive, he brought home images of snow covered fields and peasants in babushkas', memories of kindness as well as bloodshed.
Love and kindness decorate the image of God, yes, but meanness, pettiness, and violence are on the palette too.
Barbara Kruger's tongue-in-cheek sloganeering gets updated with an image of an iPhone with buttons reading "kindness," "laughter," "resistance," and "irony".
Several images depicting what we assume are Jordanian soldiers performing various acts of kindness were featured on the site yesterday.
