In some ways, he has moved closer to Russia, pressing the "union state" (much discussed but never implemented) and closer military ties.Some think that history will judge him kindly for that.
In a scene in "Spotlight," an abuse survivor tells Pfeiffer that he was "molested," and Pfeiffer, very kindly, says, "Joe, I think that language is going to be so important here".
We know that they're climbing the beanstalk and so it's not that much of a stretch to know that I'm waiting for them at the top... [Laughs.] The Giant doesn't take too kindly to intruders, so if they think that going to get the compass is an easy task, they're gravely mistaken.
Kindly don't be naive enough to think that France and Germany did not have ulterior motives in their opposition to the war.
"Menopause Today?" "I think that ship's sailed, lad," she replied, kindly.
"I think that history will view Fernando Henrique Cardoso more kindly than he is seen at present, when people are frustrated at the inability to have the kind of resurgence that everyone had hoped for," Dr. Fishlow said.
"It's a kind of milestone – proof that I'm not going to be small like you," she says, then adds kindly, "Obviously I know being small isn't bad – I just think that being taller is better".
As irrational as we may think they were for voting for McCain, does the Republican Party really think that struggling white voters in, say, Alabama, Mississippi or Louisiana will take kindly to the GOP's bizarre last stand on the economy?
Even though you may think that you're a loser, remain optimistic, because people may think kindly of you and you're just being a bit over-the-top dramatic.
But that Lyft, for some reason, thought that this would reflect kindly on them is perhaps the most horrifying part".
