Sentence examples for make him kind from inspiring English sources

Then he said, "I'd like it if you could sleaze my character up a little bit and make him kind of disgusting like your character, Halley".

I thought a forgivable vanity would humanise him and make him kind of touching".

"Some of the things that make him so ill fit for the kind of black power era came back to make him kind of perfectly tailored to our own," said Williams.

"Some of the things that make him so ill fit for the kind of black power era came back to make him kind of perfectly tailored to our own," said Williams.

Also, I said, "Look, there are going to be a tremendous number of people coming to this series from the films who have never read the books before, and there has to be some sense of familiarity with that character," and so I tried to - without changing him - make him kind of an amalgam of the old character and the character that was created for the films that Tony Gilroy created.

Inspired by Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol, the episode has the Doctor attempting to use time travel to alter Kazran's past and make him kinder so he will save the spaceship.

That made him "kind of a caretaker mayor," Mr. Reed said.

He is not a delusionary visionary and that's what makes him kind of amazing.

But probably the most controversial champion of good eating has been Mr. Bloomberg, whose efforts in New York City have made him kind of a celebrity in Europe.

"I just kept going away, going away, and made him kind of expand his strike zone," said Matt Garza, the Rays' starter in Game 3. "He sure enough did".

He assures us also that Petraeus has a "sense of shame" about this, which makes him kind of a rara avis in Washington.