Upset by my bemusement, a distinguished Oxford philosopher kindly began a correspondence with me in the hope of removing this recurring obstacle to my comprehension.
Kindly beginning with very short poems like Robert Louis Stevenson's "Rain," the book mixes old and new, and extends to rather long, intimidating examples from Edna St . Vincent Millay
Betty tries to help Rita figure out who she is — even as the police, and Rita's less kindly pursuers, begin looking for her.
("Out of habit I clicked on the Facebook app on my phone and first post someone made reference to who won [frowny face].") Put less kindly, they begin to resemble shut-ins.
New York City Transit began kindly informing passengers how long they would have to wait until the next train.
Frank, too, had begun — kindly, politely, and with tireless assurances of his gratitude to Levin — to move closer to Doubleday's cooler views, especially as urged by Barbara Zimmerman.
By 1 January 1922, the weather had abated: "Rest and calm after the storm – the year has begun kindly for us", wrote Shackleton in his diary.
To begin with, because of what the universe so kindly denied me, I was forced to grow in ways that I could have never imagined or wished for.
He began a kindly pretense of remonstration.
Scaring began his kindly, almost tender examination of Borukhova with a series of biographical inquiries.
Kingsley kindly makes sure I've got all the mineral water I need, and we begin.
