| That act of kindness and the lady's friendliness and genuine concern that we had had a good day in Bury, warmed our hearts. |
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| When a person donates blood, he does not and should not know who the beneficiary of his act of kindness has been. |
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| I want people to take away that even a small act of kindness can make a world of difference. |
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| Providing care for a family member in need is a centuries-old act of kindness, love, and loyalty. |
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| Ask him to show you someone you can offer a gift of service or act of kindness. |
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| In a simple act of kindness, my mother offered the cracker to the young woman. |
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| To me, this simple act of kindness symbolizes all that makes me proud to be Canadian in a world where for many freedom is a luxury. |
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| You were the first parliamentary speaker of the sitting, so we shall just treat this as an act of kindness on the part of the presidency. |
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| His selfless act of kindness made my grandma very happy and created a memory that I will cherish forever. |
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| Perform the slightest act of kindness and He will be grateful. |
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| Let an act of kindness become part of your holiday tradition. |
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| Such as simple and unassuming act of kindness and friendship turned deadly because, as Sergeant Greene stood, a sniper's bullet struck him squarely in the head. |
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| Thousands of persons in our capital discovered that offering their time and temporarily leaving the peace and quiet of their homes is not just an act of kindness, but also the experience that it is good to do this. |
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| This is a very significant act of kindness and they are making a real difference in the struggle to meet the high-priority needs of childhood diseases. |
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| Mary, who had never been able to see her brother's grave, was extremely grateful and it was that small act of kindness, which moved Allen to a much greater act of altruism. |
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| So the next time you drop a quarter into an expired parking meter, there is a good chance the recipient of that small act of kindness will be inspired to do a kind act for someone else, and on and on. |
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| That simple act of kindness has always stayed with me. |
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| He meant no harm with his everyday act of kindness. |
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| Do a small act of kindness for a neighbour or friend. |
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| There is no well-reasoned argument, no efficient strategy or act of kindness that can convince someone I know that they are a sinner in need of a Saviour to make them a new person. |
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| But when Michael weighed his monstrous acts against his one act of kindness, Mary remembered her promise of forgiveness and made the water weigh more than the souls of his victims. |
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| Tanenbaum never forgot that act of kindness. |
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