Sentence examples for naturally kind from inspiring English sources

But he was naturally kind, honest beyond reproach and, it turned out, a wizard with temperamental fax machines and printers.

He was also a naturally kind and approachable person, of small stature - a bit like a genial gnome - and he was prepared to change his mind when convinced.

One understandably slips from reading something concerned with how to be a good person to expecting the writer to have been more naturally kind himself.

Neither pretty nor graceful nor naturally kind like her best friend, the suspiciously named Peony, Rosie aspires to be a veterinarian and is happiest in the company of animals, especially because they can speak with her.

"They naturally kind of gravitate to leadership roles because they have a voice and they have experience and the players will look to them because of the statements that they've made," Jackson said before the Lakers lost to the Pistons, 106-96, on Tuesday night.

"I learned at Abell's that certain things naturally kind of standout," says Blackman.

It may allow you to be a naturally kinder happier person.

The 'sophistic' rhetoric he grants technical status has method enough to qualify it as such, "but not much of it, just as poetics does not either" (Rhet. 2b, PHerc. 1672 xxii.29 39 Longo): since there is one naturally beautiful kind of discourse, one should ignore the kind of discourse composed according to arbitrary themata (Rhet. 4, PHerc. 1007/1673 vii.6 14, p. I 151 Sudhaus).

This is, naturally, the kind of thing that publicists instruct athletes to say.

"I'm a naturally inquisitive, kind of curious person," he said.

His earnest and lovely TARTINE BREAD (Chronicle Books, $40) shares secrets of the naturally fermented kind.