Sentence examples for viewed kindly from inspiring English sources

However failure is not viewed kindly in the UK on the basis "once a failure, always a failure".

It is hard for anyone to be viewed kindly by both camps.One of the few who have managed to achieve this is Bronislaw Komorowski (pictured), the president.

Because Lashkar has long been nurtured by Pakistan's spy agency, the Directorate for Inter-Services Intelligence, or ISI, American espionage operations against the group are freighted with grave risks, and are not viewed kindly by Pakistani spies.

For all the talk of academic tolerance, dissent is not viewed kindly.

(It's also viewed more kindly at airport security).

So when I quit football and turned to marijuana and stuff, it wasn't viewed too kindly.

But perhaps even the most banal TV output will be viewed in a kindlier light from billions of miles away, reduced to what it is in essence: an imperfect attempt to make a connection across empty space.

Watch kindly.

But it took a very kindly view.

You might say the same of a movie star except that it seems to me that stars are viewed years after with a kindly curiosity.

For a party at pains to combat its reputation as a refuge for older men with views most kindly described as traditional, it was not the most helpful of comments.