Usar "kind-hearted" en una oración

1. revolutionary and a kind-hearted lad he was indeed the

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2. with Marie, a beautiful and kind-hearted patient in

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3. trade from a kind-hearted master, and that there could only be one

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4. “Kulai’s a decent guy, he’s too kind-hearted

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5. think he is kind-hearted the one who save so few souls

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6. Which God? The kind-hearted one or the

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7. weight lost on the voyage, thanks to constant extra helpings from Thea, the kind-hearted cook’s borrowed garment still was loose

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8. kind-hearted city missionary, visiting one of the unfortunate families

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9. are nice to others who are of equal status, but only genuinely kind-hearted souls--the ones

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10. know, not to mention one of the nicest, most kind-hearted, most passionate, most

11. Becky was a kind-hearted child, always willing to help her mother

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12. He is as honest as the day is long, kind-hearted to a fault, and loves everyone

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13. I could sense that Angie was kind-hearted

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14. When I saw his beautiful smile and his kind-hearted expression, it all clicked

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15. addition, he was a kind-hearted man

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16. unstable she’s really a kind-hearted woman

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17. He was a kind-hearted person, indeed

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18. a kind-hearted man, instantly got the message

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19. lowly novice in training? No wonder he could be kind-hearted to my

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20. He took on the role of the ’kind-hearted’ one,

21. ‘If a man of thirty were to remain that way, he must either be kind-hearted or dung-headed

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22. always very kind-hearted to us kids

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23. But what bowled me in the end are these from the Bhakti Yoga - Scores thought over mere rotting / Betters meditation awareness too / What helps man to find moorings / Are acts his with no axe to grind; Kind-hearted ’n considerate / Friendly natured, forgiving too / Lays no store on highs and lows / Suffers no pride ’n possessive not; Who's patient ’n cheerful / Self-willed as well persevering / Who's hearty ever at work / Makes he devout My beloved; Who’s simple, never in want / Covets he not in vantage post / Shakes him none, he keeps his nerve / It’s such who Me please the most; He’s My darling who craves not / Yet won’t shun the pleasures of life / Takes but things all as they come; Treats he equal friends ’n foes / Scorn or honour minds he not / Keeps he cool in grief and joy / Nurses for none soft centre, and above all, Pats ’n slights all in the score / Treats as equal score My man / Takes he lot of his in stride/ But won’t put the blame on Me

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24. He knew for as kind-hearted as Luna could be her help in the war had corrupted her too

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25. My mother, usually kind-hearted

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26. you are a kind-hearted man, I know

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27. The innkeeper had a wife whose disposition was not such as those of her calling commonly have, for she was by nature kind-hearted and felt for the sufferings of her neighbours, so she at once set about tending Don Quixote, and made her young daughter, a very comely girl, help her in taking care of her guest

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28. He could be kind-hearted, as she expressed it, when he pleased

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29. "You are a good fellow and a kind-hearted messmate," replied Edmond, "and heaven will

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30. The kind-hearted capitalist consumed twice as much as any one of them and his pile of wealth continually increased

31. After a while the rest of the crowd began to laugh, and their merriment increased when the kind-hearted capitalist, just after having sold a pound's worth of necessaries to each of his workers, suddenly took their tools - the Machinery of Production - the knives away from them, and informed them that as owing to Over Production all his store-houses were glutted with the necessaries of life, he had decided to close down the works

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32. As Philpot held out his cap for subscriptions, some of them attempted to expectorate into it, but the more charitable put in pieces of cinder or dirt from the floor, and the kind-hearted capitalist was so affected by the sight of their misery that he gave them one of the sovereigns he had in us pocket: but as this was of no use to them they immediately returned it to him in exchange for one of the small squares of the necessaries of life, which they divided and greedily devoured

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33. One morning that he had demanded money, threatening her with the severest consequences if she did not supply him with what he desired, he disappeared and remained away all day, leaving the kind-hearted Assunta, who loved him as if he were her own child, to weep over his conduct and bewail his absence

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34. `Meanwhile, as a result of all this, the kind-hearted private employers and capitalists would find that no one would come and work for them to be driven and bullied and sweated for a

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35. `These kind-hearted capitalists will protest against what they will call the unfair competition of State industry, and some of them may threaten to leave the country and take their capital with them

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36. As to his character, he was reliable on duty, but a wild, desperate fellow off the deck of his ship, hot-headed, excitable, but loyal, honest, and kind-hearted

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37. She was a woman of most distinguished family, proud, rich, and kind-hearted

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38. Levin heard the secretary hesitatingly read the minutes which he obviously did not himself understand; but Levin saw from this secretary’s face what a good, nice, kind-hearted person he was

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39. This expression in the marshal’s face was particularly touching to Levin, because, only the day before, he had been at his house about his trustee business and had seen him in all his grandeur, a kind-hearted, fatherly man

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40. There was no servant so stupid that she did not find some redeeming trait of loyalty and kind-heartedness, no girl so ugly and disagreeable that worthless or so boring that she did not view him in the light of his possibilities rather than she could not discover grace of form or nobility of character in her, and no man so his actualities

41. "Don't fear for me, father," said Mary, gravely meeting her father's eyes; "Fred has always been very good to me; he is kind-hearted and affectionate, and not false, I think, with all his self-indulgence

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42. Such magnanimity and sensibility are like the magnanimity and sensibility of a lady who faints when she sees a calf being killed: she is so kind-hearted that she can’t look at blood, but enjoys eating the calf served up with sauce

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43. As to his character, he was reliable on duty, but a wild, desperate fellow off the deck of his ship—hot-headed, excitable, but loyal, honest, and kind-hearted

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44. She was so cold and hungry and tired that her face began to have a pinched look, and now and then some kind-hearted person passing her in the street glanced at her with sudden sympathy

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45. And the kind-hearted servitors:

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46. The people surrounded the transport train containing the wounded, and kind-hearted women threw money into the carts, forgetful that the copper coins might seriously hurt the sufferers

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47. Try and cheer her up, if possible … you are a kind-hearted man, I know …’ he added with a smile, looking straight in his face

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48. This obstinate old fellow, who was really a very good sort, kind-hearted and hospitable, had had two wives, both dead

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49. He was eight years older than I was, of hasty irritable temperament, but kind-hearted and never ironical

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50. He gave lessons in the house of the prison superintendent, too, who, though scrupulous in the performance of his duties, was a kind-hearted old man

51. He was a kind-hearted and humane man

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52. This was the immemorial custom established by his master and the kind-hearted Marfa Ignatyevna, whenever he had a fit

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53. I accuse, but I defend also!’ He exclaimed that several times, but forgot to mention that if this terrible prisoner was for twenty-three years so grateful for a mere pound of nuts given him by the only man who had been kind to him, as a child in his father's house, might not such a man well have remembered for twenty-three years how he ran in his father's back-yard, ‘without boots on his feet and with his little trousers hanging by one button’—to use the expression of the kind-hearted doctor, Herzenstube?

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54. It is true that there was a sentinel at the other end of the corridor, and there was a grating over the window, so that Varvinsky could be at ease about the indulgence he had shown, which was not quite legal, indeed; but he was a kind-hearted and compassionate young man

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55. He was a fine boy, a kind-hearted, brave boy, he felt for his father's honor and resented the cruel insult to him and stood up for him

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56. In short, I had the happiness of calling her better nature into play; for though, at first, I had not deemed her so, she was, in reality, a kind-hearted woman after her own fashion

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57. "He is the most sincere, the most delicate, the most angelic of men! The most kind-hearted of men!"

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58. He certainly was a most kind-hearted man, of very high rank, and so old that even compassion from him was not wounding

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59. The sensitive, affectionate and kind-hearted Erkel was perhaps the most callous of Shatov's would-be murderers, and, though he had no personal spite against him, he would have been present at his murder without the quiver of an eyelid

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60. She was a kind-hearted old creature, of generous feelings, as Velchaninoff described her afterwards to Claudia Petrovna

61. “Yes, he's an old fogey rather, but a kind-hearted old fellow; but I left him four months ago and began to keep myself

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62. Surely what belongs to me belongs no less to you? You are so kind-hearted, dear, that, for fear of worrying me, you conceal the real state of things, but I can guess that you have lost a great deal at cards, as also that you are afraid of my being angry at that

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63. Perhaps in his heart he had already formed those evil designs against Katusha which his now uncontrolled animal self suggested to him, but he did not acknowledge this as his intention, but only wished to go back to the spot where he had been so happy, to see his rather funny, but dear, kind-hearted old aunts, who always, without his noticing it, surrounded him with an atmosphere of love and admiration, and to see sweet Katusha, of whom he had retained so pleasant a memory

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64. By these means she gets hold of this Russian, this kind-hearted Sadko, [Sadko, the hero of a legend] the rich guest, and uses his trust in order first to rob and then pitilessly to murder him

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65. The inspector was such a kind-hearted man that he could not have lived as he was now living unsupported by his faith

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66. “Yes, I should think the duties were heavy for a kind-hearted man,” he said

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67. “Yet we have reason to be grateful to the inspector who does not keep strictly to the rules, kind-hearted fellow

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68. Terrible were the brutalised jailers, whose occupation is to torment their brothers, and who were certain that they were fulfilling an important and useful duty; but most terrible of all seemed this sickly, elderly, kind-hearted inspector, who was obliged to part mother and son, father and daughter, who were just the same sort of people as he and his own children

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69. “Micky (she meant her fat husband, Maslennikoff) may have other defects, but you know how kind-hearted he is

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70. "The girl is not guilty, she was confused," said the kind-hearted merchant

71. "I will never believe that," shouted the kind-hearted merchant

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72. This kind-hearted man told Nekhludoff all his story, and was about to ask him about his own when their attention was attracted by a rubber-tired carriage drawn by a blooded chestnut horse

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73. What women! Well, and how are you getting on? I was told by our captain, Startsev you know, a kind-hearted stupid creature…

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74. While listening to him, Nekhludoff examined the low cot, with its straw mattress, the window, with its thick iron bars, the damp, plastered walls, the pitiful face and the figure of the unfortunate, mutilated peasant in bast shoes and prison coat, and he became sad; he would not believe that what this kind-hearted man told him was true

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75. "It is fortunate that the captain is a kind-hearted man, and does not enforce the rules

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76. Notwithstanding his kind-heartedness, the inspector was more reserved than formerly

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77. “Very kind-hearted, to be sure

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78. By way of stimulating a thirst for blood mutual animosities are excited, and gentle, kind-hearted men allow themselves to be deluded, and it will not be long before they attack each other with all the ferocity of wild beasts; multitudes of peace-loving citizens will obey a foolish command, God only knows on what pretext,—some stupid frontier quarrel, perhaps, or it may be some colonial mercantile interest

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79. Often enough they are kind-hearted and gentle men

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80. The kind-hearted lady lectured him about God, the salvation of his soul, and his future life

81. The husband himself—an intelligent kind-hearted man when he is in his senses—advises her to do it

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82. My acquaintance, a kind-hearted man of liberal views, hired these women to make him cigarettes at two rubles and a half (5s

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83. Again, Papa considered freedom and equality to be indispensable conditions of family life, and hoped that his favourite Lubotshka and his kind-hearted young wife would become sincere friends; yet once again Avdotia sacrificed herself by considering it incumbent upon her to pay the “real mistress of the house,” as she called Lubotshka, an amount of deference which only shocked and annoyed my father

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84. She was a quiet, kind-hearted, compassionate girl, with a soft gentle way about her

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85. In other respects they are often good and kind-hearted men, and they are more able to take part in such doings because their share in them is limited to suggestions, decisions, and orders

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86. "He was a clever fellow, finely educated, and kind-hearted at that! And in society, nobody could touch him! But he was a waster, God rest his soul! I was prepared for anything since he refused to live with Olga Petrovna

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87. Some are very intelligent and kind-hearted

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