Sentence examples for somewhat kindly from inspiring English sources

All you have to do is tip them somewhat kindly and they're cool with the fact that you fell down on the way to the bathroom.

"Shirley Temple Black and Bill Robinson White" was just that--the world's favorite tot as a pickaninny (in keeping with her eventual married name), and her tap-dancing friend now white and looking somewhat less than kindly and obsequious..

"Shirley Temple Black and Bill Robinson White" was just that--the world's favorite tot as a pickaninny (in keeping with her eventual married name), and her tap-dancing friend now white and looking somewhat less than kindly and obsequious.

Happily, she's later cured!) Kindly, somewhat ludicrously, Basinger believes that Turner could have developed as an actress if not for "a series of sensational events in her private life," most notoriously the 1958 fatal stabbing of Turner's mob-connected bedroom thug, Johnny Stompanato, by her 14-year-old daughter, Cheryl Crane.

Until Mr. Gore mounted the stage, many Democrats and independents spoke of the vice president as if he were a kindly, if somewhat insufferable, uncle.

For the aspiring filmmakers, it is a golden chance to try out the silver-tongued pitches they've been practicing before the bedroom mirror in front of a panel of kindly but somewhat gimlet-eyed professionals.

In the US we are being fed a bizarre media mix of a kindly (if somewhat intellectually challenged) elite – in the form of the wealthy early-20th century Crawley family who run Downton Abbey alongside a Machiavellian vice-president Francis Underwood, who operates within a modern-day government that is owned and controlled by capitalists who are anything but kind.

Somewhat under a thousand would be putting it kindly.

Chester did find a single, kindly soul in Jerusalem who sheltered him somewhat from pain and (perceived) persecution.

And while other Middle East-themed pictures toe a relatively generic antiwar line, "Wilson's" politics are somewhat more, shall we say, nuanced; the picture in fact looks kindly on the real Wilson's actions.

Pamphlets published by the United States Curling Association, on display at the club, detail proper etiquette, crystallized by the somewhat quaint statement that "the spirit of the game demands good sportsmanship, kindly feeling and honorable conduct".