Sentence examples for kindly thoughts from inspiring English sources

As someone who lives some miles from Surrey, I find it hard to determine why exactly the swarthy Tom, a well‑built man of kindly thoughts and Gypsy blood, became one of my posthumous heroes.

Dr Graham Ullathorne Chesterfield It was a kindly thought of Doris Lessing to bequeath her books to Zimbabwe (Report, 27 August).

And to show you can, without being gunned down, Charlie Hebdo has just gone on sale in the UK, in bolder outlets, proudly defiant with an image of Muhammad on the cover – though with a tear and a kindly thought: "All is forgiven".

And then there was the big, closing sing-along, with the friendliest band on earth (or kindliest after-thought, take your pick) sharing the stage with Beyonce and Bruno to declare, "We're gonna get it together somehow".

Kindly share your thoughts below.

Luckily, a whole lot of funny women get the struggles of writing an "about me" tagline and swiping left and right online -- and they've kindly shared their thoughts on the subject on Twitter.

Until the human species can read minds, and even then interpret the thoughts kindly, you're going to have to state your wants and needs with a polite and firm clarity.

Of course, anti-fascist groups haven't taken to kindly to the thought of hundreds of racists stomping around somewhere that refugees might be, so they're heading down there to tell them to fuck off.

If your parents say, "I'll think about it" or "wait until tomorrow", then wait until they have had time to think about it and kindly ask what their thoughts are when they aren't busy doing something.

Those thoughts are mostly gentle, kindly, confused ones.

I kindly take a moment to gather my thoughts before letting him have it.