So rare, kindly acts!

In many religions, it has been common for people to believe that they have to act kindly only to some people and not to others.

Yet Ned was sure that Luce was not to be trusted: he was the kind of man who interpreted someone's kindly act as a sign of weakness.

In the days before the war, the Dominion had always claimed a certain benevolence; perhaps, if unchallenged, the Founders really were inclined to act kindly.

Furthermore, because health care was then simpler, kindly acts toward the poor came at a low price.

The French peasants acted kindly towards the British because they paid them for their food, whereas the French raided their own towns and villages.

Madame, I will do as you wish," he answered; "but you would be acting kindly if you could spare me for a few hours.

Margaret Harvey kindly acted as adjudicator, and her jurisdiction was often needed to keep erring teams in order.

And I was feeling that since he was the Democrat, he would help the little people, feel and act kindly to the working people.