Sentence examples for kind to call from inspiring English sources

I'm sure that I've gotten away with my share of sententious flapdoodle because my granddaughters are just too kind to call me on it.

It would be kind to call Halloween's nine sequels and reboots patchy, truer to refer to them as mostly heinous, but there's a fanbase regardless, even for the series' lowest points.

For several weeks now, the British defence conglomerate, BAE Systems, has been talking to the European aviation giant, EADS, with a view to what the British – naturally enough – describe as a merger and their negotiating partners have generally been too kind to call a takeover.

It's kind to call it small.

Idle No More is the first of its kind to call the Canadian government on its shit.

Whoever committed this act of super nova-like stupidity (it's too kind to call it negligence) either had one hell of a sense of humor (and disregard for the prospect of future employment) or s/he manifested more than a modicum of brain dysfunction.

As for the campaign, it would be kinder to call it a quixotic venture that taught some worthy civic lessons.

Mr. Taranto was kind enough to call Nate a "smart liberal," although that's probably meant as a somewhat backhanded compliment.

"Bernie was so kind as to call us that so I'd thought I'd just mention it again," Rosberg added.

I wrote to Danticat today, offering my congratulations on her MacArthur "genius" grant, and asked if she would be kind enough to call to let us know what she was thinking.

A passing motorist was kind enough to call a garage on his cellular phone.