Sentence examples for unusually kind from inspiring English sources
He never seeks to be paid for his services; he has no ideology; he is unusually kind, reliable and selfless.
It's an unusually kind and lengthy letter to a young fan from John Kricfalusi, the creator of the cartoon "Ren and Stimpy".
When, in a two-page advertisement placed in the Times last week, Mr Howard set out his "credo", a clumsy mixture of the platitudinous and the ambiguous, the newspaper editorials were unusually kind.
After all this time, I suppose we'll just have to regard conservatism as unusually kind hearted.
His children's governess, Lady Lyttelton, thought him unusually kind and patient, and described him joining in family games with enthusiasm.
It's an unusually kind-spirited and joyful film, a cinematic celebration of guitar music with none of the genre's usual pitfalls.
"But he's a very unusual man, unusually bright, kind, and weird". "Being born into a family like that and being given a name like Galt doesn't give you much choice to go down the middle road," she added.
But that did not prevent her from becoming the star of an unusually morbid kind of reality TV show.
His latest invention is an electrical generator based on a 19th-century idea an unusually efficient kind of engine, called a Stirling engine which never caught on.
The images are spellbinding: small, exquisite and mostly in color of an unusually subtle kind, due to the complex dye transfer process Porter used.
It is with us until the end of time, and it looks great as used in this structure, like some rare, unusually shaggy kind of stone.
