Sentence examples for kindly person from inspiring English sources
From my personal experience, she was a straightforward and rather kindly person.
Dogs, since their beneficial effects have been recognised, are taken to visit; why not a kindly person to dispense cuddles?
By placing these shots in sequence man looking, object seen, reaction to object the director characterizes the man as a kindly person.
And I'd also like to say that you are a very kindly person, as is my editor Jordan Pavlin, at Knopf, because very few people want to get on the phone and talk you off a ledge while you argue a comma for twenty minutes as if the future of humankind hinges upon it.
His daughter and her baby also escaped and the three were helped by a kindly person in a pickup truck.
In his judgment, Justice Bennett described Mills as a "kindly person" who argued her case with a "steely, yet courteous, determination", but concluded that much of her evidence was, "not just inconsistent and inaccurate but also less than candid", and that overall she was a "less than impressive witness".
He's the most generous, kindly, peaceful person, and he's surrounded by children.
Not surprisingly Mrs Brawne (Kerry Fox) thinks Keats a hopeless match for her daughter, but she is a kindly, thoughtful person and is prepared, for a mixture of reasons, for her daughter to become engaged, if only secretly.
Each year since my first Tour in 1990, before I leave I come across a kindly, naive person who will ask 'and will you cycle, too?' A hollow laugh accompanies the answer: like all those who follow the grande bouclé - the 'great belt' as it circumnavigates France - home for the four weeks is a car.
She remembered him as a kindly and amusing person, rather taken with her sister playing Tess.
He was a transparently honest and kindly and dutiful person, and he depreciated no civilized standard, though it was startling when he ended his speech with the statement that the prosecution of Marchant reminded him of words spoken two thousand years ago, "Forgive them, Father, for they know not what they do".
