Sentence examples for through the kindness of from inspiring English sources

"I'm surviving through the kindness of friends".

Ms. Tippens and her friends partly filled their dance cards through the kindness of other passengers.

"Through the kindness of the church we're able to do more than just offer these kids a place to crash their heads," Mr. Siciliano said.

"We existed through the kindness of Debevoise & Plimpton," the law firm that has represented Symphony Space at no cost pro bono for 24 years, Mr. Sheffer said.

When her mother was out shopping, Eva, now 14, encouraged Edith to talk about how she survived in Berlin (mostly through the kindness of Germans) and why she left Palestine - largely because of hostility from sabras, Palestinian-born Jews who branded her a yekke, a pejorative term for German Jews that demonstrated a contempt for, and fear of, European survivors of the Nazis.

Their health care was paid for through the kindness of others.

Instead, it has chosen to muddle through on the kindness of strangers -- food, fuel and hard currency -- while its people suffer.

Communication was relying solely on the "kindness-of-strangers" effect.

I generally want something clear, so I can spot immediately what I'm looking for with minimal rummaging, wipe down regularly and get it through security, depending on the kindness of airport staff (there's practically nothing you can do to please Luton's, besides give them a quid for one of their own bags).

The scenes of her dragging her kid through shelters and relying on the kindness of strangers play particularly well.

Winston's interrogation is a brutal piece of choreography, which inspires a heroically brave performance from Jonathan McGuinness, while as his tormentor O'Brien, Matthew Flynn exudes the awful compassion of a man who runs hundreds of volts through his victims out of the kindness of his heart.