Sentence examples for kind to both from inspiring English sources

Time has been kind to both buildings.

I suggest that in her memoir, she is a little kind to both, given their views.

Hearst wanted both, and was friendly, loyal and kind to both.

They're also kind to both wallet and gut, which is just as well after the recent excesses.

Eating out in Manhattan can be dauntingly pricey, but these places are kind to both taste buds and wallets.

At Madiba restaurant, named for the family nickname of Mandela, the owner, Mark Henegan, advised the large and mostly South African crowd that his kitchen staff was mostly Mexican, so please be kind to both squads, which they were.

The boom in energy and industrial commodities has been kind to both.But there is another reason why revenues did not wobble something that draws both firms away from Britain.

Fatima and Asa, two women in their early thirties, might never have met if life had been more kind to them both.

Take time to become more self-aware and use this learning to be kinder to both yourself (remembering that we all have weaknesses) and to others.

The store is a second-hand beacon in Antwerp, the first shop of its kind to sell both clothes and interior design items.

He was less kind to Mark Billingham and Stuart MacBride, both of whom were victims of one-star reviews by "Jones".