Indomitable, fearless and tenacious, we will miss her good and kind-heartedness.
He was described as possessing a "razor-sharp mind, deep experience, and kind-heartedness".
So she baked out of kind-heartedness and pity, and then for a while afterwards out of love.
I wish to express my passion for your kind-heartedness in support of men and women that really want assistance with in this field.
The Chapmans of Portrush remembered Iris's childhood personality as one of "goodness, kind-heartedness, strangeness, strong will and shyness"; a friend from Oxford recalled "something 'aboriginal' in Iris — 'simplicity, naiveté, power, and space.' " Her father, a gentle, bookish, and modestly paid clerk in the Ministry of Health, scrimped and borrowed to send her to expensive progressive schools.
Nor would backers be able to say: "No one told me that I might have to pay more than my original contribution". Whatever the final result, this quibble about legal costs will send a message to anyone (other than a close family member) who, because of kind-heartedness or belief in a cause, is thinking of backing someone else's litigation.
The word 'philanthropy' comes from the Greek word philanthropia "philia, friendship or phileo, love + anthropos, human" and means benevolence, kind-heartedness, humane feeling, kindliness, courtesy, or gods' love for humans (Liddell and Scott, 1940, s.w. philia; philanthropia).
Honor in this context is not about one's integrity, deeds, intellect or kind-heartedness but about sexuality of the woman's body -- her skin, arm, hair, face and voice.
I was amazed at the kind-heartedness, enthusiasm, and conscience of Zimbabweans.
One quality encompassed personal characteristics such as friendliness, kind-heartedness and an eagerness to transmit knowledge and experience to the next generation.
(30-year old father of two, TB patient) Kind-heartedness, religiousness, and chastity mostly to protect one's family from HIV/AIDS, were also widely espoused.
