Sentence examples for kindly described from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't blame them: the battles I was told about are most kindly described as bizarre.

Manchester's climate is most kindly described as mild, moist, and misty.

In fact, Hillary Clinton has had her bald-faced moments moments that are too kindly described as "lawyerly".

The script could be kindly described as a mess, and the star — Clark Gable — was in turmoil.

In fact, Hillary Clinton has had her bald-faced moments moments that are too kindly described as 'lawyerly.' " But Trump is in a category of his own).

The press were naturally sympathetic; the Mirror renamed the keeper Booby Mimms, and kindly described each of his goalkeeping gaffes during his short time at the club.

That, kindly, describes "Tricodex".

The latter asks her to undress and then, kindly, describe her personality for her, according to her posture and nearsightedness.

After Zardana ran by Rachel in the Ladies Stakes, the filly's camp became even more disheartened when she turned in two workouts that Asmussen kindly describes as subpar.

There was some concern about the research procurement process; so too about the handling of research results, which Morgan and Hough (2007) kindly describe as a process of 'traffic calming'.

Which Levy rather kindly describes as an artistic portrait.