Sentence examples for thought kindly of from inspiring English sources

Although the Germans largely oppose a war, they also, unlike the French, have long thought kindly of America, Germany's close ally and chief defender during the cold war.

The king and queen do not think kindly of errant tosses.

Neither discretion nor charity is a feature of Israeli political life, and it is nearly impossible to find anyone prepared to think kindly of Peres and his motives.

It is fair to say that those for whom such delights are unfamiliar and who resent any disturbance to their country club golf will not think kindly of the Open, England or St George's.

Middle-class reformers usually look at arrival cities as an urgent problem to be fixed — take a look at Jacob Riis's descriptions of the Lower East Side in "How the Other Half Lives" — but Saunders wants us to think kindly of them.

A state senator with lots of clout in budget talks might be given a seat next to a movie star, and think kindly of the city the next time its officials come calling.

Even though you may think that you're a loser, remain optimistic, because people may think kindly of you and you're just being a bit over-the-top dramatic.

"Obviously the museum is there to make people think better or think kindly about the effects of Scripture in U.S. history," he said.

Rising subscriptions could make viewers think more kindly of commercials especially if they were to be charged less for programmes if they agreed to sit through ads.

Nonetheless, interviews on campuses in and around New York suggest that young people think more kindly of the military these days, even if they are not exactly rushing to enlist.

In short, the public at large don't seem to think too kindly of science journalism, and that stands in particular contrast to their responses to questions on outreach or blogs from scientists themselves.