“She was a kind woman who was always willing to help those in need.”

“Yet this kindly Samaritan picked up the wounded man and took care of him.”

“I have a kindly neighbor, one who stands beside my gate and chats with me awhile, blessing me with the glory of his radiant smile.”

“The God of Rain heard his lamentations, and taking pity on the unfortunate animal, he sent a kindly shower.”

“This gives it a unique character, more akin to a board game such as chess than to a normal card game.”

“But here are three conditions which are all akin to each other.”

“The effect is somewhat akin to accelerating through various 20th century musical schools.”

“A kindhearted teenager built a safari area free of charge for youngsters at an infants school as part of his A-level studies.”

“Doctors are often portrayed as sincere and kindhearted people desirous of relieving the suffering of others.”

“You find someone smart and funny and kindhearted and get married so I can make a fuss over the grandbabies.”

“Remorseless, treacherous, lecherous, kindless villain!”

“It was a sad, gloomy, kindless November night, when Godfrey arrived in London.”

“How cruel and kindless the terrorists can be, that picture is in front of us.”

“They are kin to dragons from when humans first settled on Pern.”

“Hence, it is kin to self-interest, to desire.”

“Hey, maybe you're in a movie where your boyfriend is some sort of kinless clone or alien.”

“The Anganen rawa man emerges in the image of the cassowary as the solitary, kinless, irrational, violent being of masculine excess.”

“Heaven knows it's a horrible thing to be kithless and kinless, but I have you now!”

“It just shows that you're a kind-hearted person and that you care deeply about other people.”

“Mrs Church's death has shattered the local community, who knew her as a loving and kind-hearted person.”

“She was a good natured and kind-hearted lady who delighted in helping friends and neighbours.”

“Heat, light, electricity, magnetism, nervous sensation, etc., are all kindred elements of the same one great, natural force, that pervades the material universe.”

“Seeing that Sean held kindred views on both the war and the English, the volunteers rejoined with gusto.”

“It is believed to be the physical presence of the spirit of the lineage or kindred ancestors.”

“The world looks at once kindlier and more fragile with small children in it, and essentially optimistic.”

“Even in kindlier times, businesses reported information that would interest a centrally planned economy, such as production quotas.”

“This one is also, at root, a fairytale, but a kindlier fable of loss and longing lit by moments of rare beauty.”

“Home is the coziest, kindliest, sweetest place in all the world, the scene of our purest earthly joys and deepest sorrows.”

“I found the kindliest of nursing and care in my old quarters in the Schuyler mansion.”

“I told him, in my kindliest tones, that he should not be concerned that he didn't have a lawyer, and that I simply needed to hear his side of the story in his own words.”

“We lived together for two years at university, and I soon came to know her as one of the kindest and most selfless people I have ever known.”

“But the master of the house, Mr English, was the kindest man, and he took a shine to me.”

“The Japanese are the most stylish dressers, the kindest hosts and the sweetest music fans in the world.”