Sentence examples for would be kindness from inspiring English sources

It would be kindness and generosity.

In some ways, Reynards offers what one wishes a dining experience in Manhattan would be: kindness instead of attitude, inoffensive prices, glorious food, and aesthetic variety — the clientele is split roughly in half between the stylish and the schlumpy.

I rang the bell, ready to tell some stranger who had never removed the old nameplate that it would be kindness itself to buzz me in, when suddenly, without so much as a peep from the intercom, I was admitted.

But dang it, if I could identify the one virtue that is most important to our time here on this planet, that virtue would be kindness.

It would not be kindness to you or to that person to let them have their way.

A quick transfer to DVD would be a kindness.

So, a word to the nodding-off would be a kindness.

I chuckled over this, then decided it would be a kindness to steer her toward the word she wanted.

"The only way we would ever consider euthanization," Ms. Stein said, "is if the dog is suffering to such a degree that it would be a kindness".

Even today, it would be a kindness if sunglasses were issued to those using airports, supermarkets and the majority of offices.

For many people in poor countries, factory jobs replace things like subsistence farming or prostitution; it would be no kindness to them to insist on wages or working conditions that would price their labour out of the global marketplace.