"All Along the Watchtower" (1967) "'No reason to get excited,' the thief he kindly spoke / There are many here among us, who feel that life is but a joke".
Even cultural conservatives should see that as, kindly speaking, a manipulative bit of oratorical prestidigitation.
Yet Nasaw presents a wholly different picture of a kindly, quietly spoken man, unfailingly courteous towards his staff, even if aroused.
When introduced to a neighbourhood meeting with an oil lease to sell, "He faced them now, a portly person in a comfortable serge suit, his features serious but kindly, and speaking to them in a benevolent, almost fatherly voice".
But the fans preferred to speak kindly about the homecoming.
(This helps explain why there is not one foreign policy bureaucracy they speak kindly of).
The other, Mr. Carper said, was that he should be sure to speak kindly about Mr. Castle, whose centrist supporters were now up for grabs.
It's quite likely that these health-related question marks scared away potential suitors, as NBA history doesn't always speak kindly of teams who settle on big men out of college who are already dealing with health problems.
Because he was one of the first Democrats to speak kindly of Mr. Ashcroft's selection as attorney general, Mr. Torricelli has been criticized by some abortion rights groups and was even publicly challenged about his statements by Kate Michelman, head of the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League.
Most scientists are friendly human beings, willing to speak kindly to those still learning.
