Sentence examples for no more kind from inspiring English sources

The rest were no more kind.

Freud, in his late self-portraits, is no more kind towards his own decrepitude.

He grins: "It was like God speaking to us: 'You have to do this song.'" This is Faith No More's kind of story: lurid and absurd.

This is no more than a kind of rationalization and self-congratulation; and it is no less widespread in Russia than anywhere else, although it perhaps has a somewhat different coloration there – because there are more physical reasons for it, it is more determined in the literal meaning of the word.

What TWA charged in its complaint was no more than the kind of conduct the CAB in 1950 had approved and authorized for the future; and, in any event, such conduct was within the power of the Board to control and was central to the mandate of § 408 to permit control of TWA by Toolco only if consistent with the public interest.

There is no one more kind, caring, compassionate, devoted, selfless, dedicated or hardworking.

I do like them, but no more than other kinds of movies per se.

They don't make them kind no more.

No politician made more kind gestures, or traded more heavily in simple human politeness.

Patrick: Not a visual sense, no, more of an emotional feeling, kind of a sense of how the spaciousness and the darkness/lightness might go.

The presence of Jews among the not-yet-extinct peoples of the world can no more be credited to any kind of special trait or behavior than the Tasmanians or the Taino ought to be blamed for their own eradication.