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283 examples of Kindly in a sentence

Kindly Dr. John Garth (Boris Karloff) is found guilty of a mercy killing and sentenced to hang.
And then there's the kindly doctor who is puttering about the garden who suddenly is attacked and ends up at the bottom of the well, only to realize that it seems to be himself that put him there?
Ed Harris' performance was, to put it kindly, forgettable.
Once interested in viewing a script outline or a detailed dialog box inspired by the short séance "DEL FIORE DI CARTA", you are kindly requested to refer to the Italian revue ANTEPRIMA, No 5, Sassoferatto , Ancona, Italy, published in January 1998, page 31, where I published the film scenario entitled "ISMAEL", with a prologue about Laura Betti's opinion Nicolas Xenios, ISMAEL, Omaggio a Pier Paolo Pazolini, Translated and adapted by Tea Boldrini.
Here he offers the ultimate in corny jokes along with a 'hoods become angels with the right kindly influence' story.
because here, this is no matter of feeling, Dakin's 'offer' is not, as he so kindly expresses it, a favour he gives Irwin in order to thank him for his admittance at Oxford, it is an attempt made by an immoral being in order to confirm to himself that he can control and manipulate others by exploiting their secrets.
And it's always a treat to see Charles Winninger in another one of his kindly elderly paternal roles, here as Stanwyck's moral superior.
In short, this bloke seems to be a rather irritating idiot and, putting it kindly, not exactly authentic in his excessively self-conscious eccentricity.
Joe Rock kindly permitted me to interview him in his home a few years before his death.
In a film that excels in manipulating even the most docile audience into wanting blood, Bronson plays a kindly architect who turns into a vigilante when his family is brutally attacked.
In the former category are the protagonists: Eddie, just notified of his exoneration from bogus murder charges, kills the kindly priest in a moment of disbelieving panic; Jo leaves her baby behind to prolong the adventure of a fugitive romance.
The acting, particularly that of young Kiziuk and the late Jack Warden as his kindly uncle Baruch, is superb.
I find they do not take kindly to strangers trying to meddle with their good time.
Also the famous "scandalous" scenes are very sweet, kindly, true... most true that in hollywoodian rappresentations.
A nine year old Brooklyn boy nicknamed "Ceddie" (Freddie Bartholomew), beloved by all who know him due to his kindly nature, finds himself in for a most unexpected change of lifestyle when he learns he's to be heir to the estate of his grandfather (C.
And I just can't believe anyone would write kindly about it which was the reason I gave this flick a shot.
But, getting a job in the Big Apple proves difficult and she needs cash fast, although a kindly retired professor offers her a low-rent room in his apartment.
Not taking kindly to this Jerry turns the table and plays tricks on Tom.
What can I say kindly?
I was rather astonished at his ability to transform his extraordinary brooding good looks into those of a kindly, elderly gentleman with a twinkle in his eye.
She is a little older than her fresh-faced "Only You" days, but time has settled kindly on her, giving her more character instead of so-called 'flaws.'
As a big fan of Donald Crisp, and used to his roles as kindly father figures, the lech he portrays in this film is a bit jarring, but he does an admirable job, considering he was really a big-hearted marshmallow.
Viva is a gorgeous young woman, married to a kindly hubby.
(There are Spoilers) Being told by his doctor that he hasn't got long to live meek and kindly bookkeeper Otto Kringelein, Lionel Barrymore, decides to go out in grand fashion.
Betraying his yearning for approval, Singh told the assembled journalists that he hoped that history would judge his tenure more kindly than his political adversaries do.
If today’s epic US borrowing does end in tears, and if world leaders fail to help the IMF get the job done, history will not treat them kindly.
The finance sector did not look kindly on those who pointed out that the New Economy bubble of the late 1990s, or the credit expansion that preceded the 2008 global financial crisis, had created a large febezzle.
The EU was only responding kindly to that request.
Singer has also trained non-meditators to engage in compassion meditation, by thinking kindly about a series of persons, starting with someone close to the meditator and then moving outward to strangers.
And, third, Great Britain does not take kindly to external pressure that feels like a threat.
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