Sentence examples for were quite kind from inspiring English sources

The Derby fans were quite kind to Van Gaal initially.

He was leading them into areas, some of which were quite kind of obscure or avant garde, rather intellectual.

"I know – we're quite kind sometimes, aren't we?

New Yorkers are quite kind, Mr. Conde and Ms. Ross say.

"It's a circuit that tends to be quite kind to tires," he said.

Generally, people are quite kind and concerned that they provide some items that fit into my diet in addition to the dish I bring.

One hopes that this is not as eternal as a grave marker, though Mr. Moylan said that the bear market has actually been quite kind to the cemetery.

Emer: "History has been quite kind, Emily: many now recognise that without the militant suffrage tactics so unpopular in your own time, equal voting rights for women wouldn't have been achieved by 1928.

Rather than tear him down, the commenters are quite kind ("Congrats on getting it going.

It was a similar story with Miss Willis, a young single mother with no family network who was looking for a home when she moved in with the couple at the age of 17. "The control builds up over quite a period of time, the evidence from Mairead that when she first met him he seemed to be quite kind, Ms Neate said.

That was quite kind of this gentleman, so I said.