Sentence examples for total kindness from inspiring English sources

These results should be unsurprising: there was a greatest generation but not a politest, a Gilded Age but no Era of Total Kindness.

I know I've had moments myself when, to my dismay, I've found myself responding with surprise, if not dubiousness, to an act of complete and total kindness directed at me by someone I don't know.

"What you did was total kindness.

(In 1933, anticipating one of the most famous exit lines in American drama, Williams wrote to Harriet Monroe, editor of Poetry, "Will you do a total stranger the kindness of reading his verse?") As a poet first and later as a short-story writer, Williams saw himself, he wrote to the publishers of Story in 1936, as an experimentalist at a time when the "magazine BUYING public is not interested".

Most dispiriting of all is the near-total lack of kindness, empathy or any other authentic human connection.

If you try to take care of a cat, an animal who knows no better than to rely on the kindness of total strangers who care, you will go to jail.

Even through my haze of exhaustion and body odor, I finally figured out what makes New Orleans dance scene so special the effusive kindness of total strangers, the fact that gay and queer kids are leading the pack, and above all, a spirit of resilience that is perhaps a defining trait of the city as a whole.

It took 10 hours, to be sure, but that should perhaps read "only" 10 hours, a result of seasonal kindnesses from total strangers that made the trek possible.

So often in life, someone remembers a spontaneous act of kindness from a total stranger, and in turn, passes on an act of kindness to others.

A little piece of kindness from a total stranger.

In her songs not only lovers but also waitresses, cubicle workers, problem teenagers and total strangers deserve random acts of kindness.