"You just need a bit of fake tan," she says kindly, though I suspect a fake body is what I need to carry off this little number.
He suggests kindly — though his intrinsic authority demands — that "a reassessment" of her work is in order, so that "a legitimate place" may yet be found "in European literature for the name Violet Trefusis".
At the memorial service for his wife, dead of cancer, he turned to me before the service began and said, with a kindly though puzzled smile, "Well, James, I don't quite know what's up, but I guess it will all come clear".
If the seedings work out more kindly than last year, though, there's no reason Emelec shouldn't reach the quarter-finals.
"Yes," Jack replied kindly, even though he knew she was confusing Presidents.
Griffith's blowsy, kindly Sid, though handy with a shotgun when in a tight corner, is a touching, vulnerable creature.
The main players are here to help, unchanged from the previous outing: Andrew Garfield is Peter Parker, otherwise known as Spider-Man (just add spandex); Emma Stone is Gwen Stacy, his on-off girlfriend; and Sally Field is Aunt May, a wise and kindly soul, though not wise enough to work out why, on the one occasion when Peter does his own laundry, everything turns red and blue.
(One can only guess whether the newly minted senator might reprise his pelvis-gyrating 2006 party victory dance, in which he wagged an imaginary codpiece on "The Colbert Report"; or whether he might advise voters, as he did years ago, to treat George W. Bush kindly "even though he's kind of stupid and he stole the election").
The locals didn't take too kindly to our pretensions, though, and after a while began pelting our house with stones and putting rubbish through our letterbox.
Even more fleeting is the presence of Duncan, the rich though kindly American, who is crushed by a tank on the first day of the Ardennes offensive.
In "Great Problems in the Street," she writes about "the indifferent" — South African whites who, though "kindly and decent," are essentially apathetic and unwilling to look beyond the comfort of their lives to confront the injustice that is its foundation.
