Sentence examples for pointed kindness from inspiring English sources
There is a self-portrait from 1925 — entitled "Photographer," nothing else — and he seems, with his wing collar, his receding hair, and his air of pointed kindness, to be a man whom you would like to know.
This week in the magazine, James Carroll writes about Pope Francis, who, since his election in March, has made headlines with his humble acts of kindness, his gentler tone on social issues like contraception and homosexuality, and his pointed critiques of inequality and capitalism.
By The New Yorker December 14, 2013 This week in the magazine, James Carroll writes about Pope Francis, who, since his election in March, has made headlines with his humble acts of kindness, his gentler tone on social issues like contraception and homosexuality, and his pointed critiques of inequality and capitalism.
(Wikipedians have acknowledged Essjay's labors by awarding him numerous barnstars — five-pointed stars, which the community has adopted as a symbol of praise — including several Random Acts of Kindness Barnstars and the Tireless Contributor Barnstar).
