Sentence examples for kindly one from inspiring English sources

A menacing character, such as a rapist, could metamorphose into a kindly one; a plane that crashed in flames could become one that landed gracefully on a smooth runway; the deep water in which the dreamer was drowning could suddenly reveal itself to be as shallow as a kiddie pool.

A kindly one may have agreed to change places with you.

He may be there today, living in a rabbit burrow, with a rabbit to keep house for him and a ferret — a kindly one — to come for afternoon tea.

A less kindly one may find darker motives behind this piecemeal treatment: by dividing his "comprehensive" history this way, Davies can drown the events and meaning of the Holocaust in an ocean of mismatched facts.

But that is wonderful, for it is our first chance to learn to be tolerant of people not at all like us: the crazy one, the loudmouth, the bigot, the kindly one, the snob, the flirt... you know the drill.

"What did you call it?" Garai, perhaps best-known here for her work in the movie "Atonement" and the British TV series "The Hour" and "Emma," astutely underplays the role of Flora, creating a spunky yet vulnerable and all too human woman who belies the scandalous stories that accompany her like baggage, a feminist ahead of her time, but a friendly and kindly one.

The American Booksellers Association, on its Web site indiebound.org, recommended "The Kindly Ones" on its March list.

"Well, you're honest," Dydo said kindly on one of these occasions.

But if sales of "The Kindly Ones" go on to defy the novel's harshest critics, it would not be unprecedented.

In the last paragraph of the novel, the narrator, after he relentlessly killed his friend and protector, suddenly finds himself "alone with time and sadness": "The Kindly Ones were on to me".

Mr. Burnham and Harper have a lot riding on "The Kindly Ones," given how much they spent to acquire and market it.