Sentence examples for kindly interest from inspiring English sources

The student must have participated in non-athletic activities and must combine intelligence with a kindly interest in his or her fellows.

The student must have participated in some nonathletic activities and must be one who combines intelligence with a kindly interest in his or her fellows.

They took a kindly interest in me, and one night, when I was running a fever, they shared their supplies of bottled water.

Two of their employees, over 70 and called back from retirement to replace men called up into the Army, took a kindly interest in me".

While in Paris he lived the life of an impecunious student in the Latin Quarter, supporting himself and helped at times by the kindly interest of such friends as the German naturalist Alexander von Humboldt who secured for him a professorship at Neuchâtel and Baron Cuvier, the most eminent ichthyologist of his time.

Friendly: (adj) showing kindly interest and goodwill; not hostile.

Should United actually lose their young star, then never mind: Barça have kindly dropped their interest in Eintracht Frankfurt's hot-shot Luka Jovic, leaving them to slug it out with Chelsea to get that deal done.

It's one that I replied to kindly and with interest.

He came and said, in effect, "I've got powerful friends in Congress and the White House" – Republican friends, of course – "and, if you pay me, I can arrange for them to look kindly on your interests".

Jon Breckin Meyerr), the hapless, dateless owner, now has a love interest, a kindly veterinarian named Liz, played by Jennifer Love Hewitt in a succession of uncomfortable suits.

While denying rumours – as it happens, totally fabricated ones – that Brix Smith is to join Sonic Youth ("Brix? We'd rather audition Dolly Parton"), the band react surprisingly kindly to David Bowie's interest in the band.