Sentence examples for rather kind from inspiring English sources

"Rather kind of dark.

I'd rather kind of stay away from talking about it".

* US legislation tends to be rather kind to oil and gas companies.

I think the verdict will be that she was rather kind.

Though the overall quality of his writing might have been subject to some rather kind revisionism, the best of it is well worth re-reading.

Alas, he never achieved another success to rival "Stalag 17" — his son remembers him working on a failed musical based on the comic strip "Alley Oop" — and though it's unlikely his artwork was to blame, he did provoke an ominous response from the critic Walter Kerr, whose caricature was actually rather kind, showing him to be heavyset but well groomed.

Fate recently has been rather kinder to country than to forward.

Marivaux's jokes, adroitly staged by Mr. Tresnjak, are rather kinder to the young gentlemen than to the ladies.

And which might, just might, show a rather kinder side to HC than anyone has thus far presented.

But tongue-tied Spanish cattle aside, the reality of my progress has frequently been noted by rather kinder French friends (to whom I feel that progress is owed) and the family I live with.

Context is where we 'get' meaning but it is also a kind of meaning, or rather kinds of meanings.