| We must therefore ask whether there is any compelling need for Europe to be nicer, kindlier and more convincing in the realm of social policy. |
| Even in kindlier times, businesses reported information that would interest a centrally planned economy, such as production quotas. |
| The world looks at once kindlier and more fragile with small children in it, and essentially optimistic. |
| I fly to seek a kindlier sphere, Since thou hast ceased to love me here. |
| Many would like a kindlier tone, but, perhaps due to an aroma of xenophobia that some detect on the picket-line, they crave a speedy resolution even more. In the short run, they will get their wish. |
| Yet the Nordic experiment is mostly kindlier than that. |
