Sentence examples for what kindly from inspiring English sources

Asked what Kindly Care will do with its fresh capital, Lebovic is clear.

What Kindly Care gets in exchange is a commission based on the dollars spent on its platform.

They lost millions of dollars each year while performing for what can kindly be described as a tidy crowd.

Veal is more assertive, while the ox kidney crosses the line into what could kindly be described as "robust".

In "The Great Fear" (Simon & Schuster, 1978), David Cante argued that the greatest failing of Mr. Matusow and other paid witnesses was what might kindly be called imprecision.

Chris DeWolfe was a 30-something advertising executive who specialized in what is kindly called "direct marketing" but is better known as spam.

But Greece is suffering mightily from having joined the euro zone — something it was able to do only because it used what could kindly be called creative accounting to get its budget deficits down far enough to qualify a decade ago.

Forbes even tosses in what can kindly be called "foreign intrigue" (it will be interesting to see whether the reviewers who've gotten hot and bothered about the wickedly funny, politically incorrect jape that ends Muriel Spark's "Aiding and Abetting" will take issue with Forbes's portrayal of India as a dark, backward land prone to sudden outbreaks of political violence that threatens Westerners).

Otherwise they are what Blonde kindly calls "Bus and Dump" outings.

The Americans supported a series of what can kindly be called 'dictators' through the 1900's and invested a lot of money in a number of businesses, not the least of which was sugar cane.

"This is mostly what you can kindly refer to as gossip, voyeurism," Professor Annas said.