Sentence examples for kind and often from inspiring English sources

Being nice is much easier than being kind, and often has a more immediate pay-off.

But with inspections at every gate, fans are not allowed to bring anything substantial or drinks of any kind — and often get the feeling they will be taken under the stands and beaten with rubber hoses if they try.

Louche, kind and often rather trying for the many who loved him, he was best known to the rest of us as the creator of the Henry Root Letters, a 1980 bestseller in which the famous and pompous were invited to help punctuate their self-satisfaction by replying to letters purportedly written by a bigoted wet-fish merchant from Elm Park Mansions, SW10.

Everyone was complicated and kind, and often hilarious.

We assist owners who have a hard time paying their utility bills, are without transportation of any kind, and often live in trailer parks.

The fact that Trump has his own familial ties with immigrants—his mother, two of his wives, his paternal grandparents gives more weight to the theory that he is not targeting all refugees and immigrants but a certain kind: Muslim and, often, non-white.

Nel's book is a portrait of a man who's narcissistic, exasperating, and demanding -- but also kind, decent, and often quite funny.

"I wanted to show that I'm often kind of immature and often kind of stupid and so is this country, and I bet you are, too, and so are a lot of people around the world," Mr. Werner, 23, said in a telephone interview.

Alex was kind and funny, often subversively.

She is serene and kind, and is often shown riding unconcernedly on a roaring tiger, like Dionysus on his leopard.

So it pains me to see people I came to know firsthand as knowledgeable, kind and smart often depicted as second-rate or uncaring – and it pains me more that women who might have to make the decisions I did to save my own life and my daughter's might hesitate having read or heard those depictions.