Examples of 'quite kind' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite kind"
Quite kind: 'Quite kind' is a phrase used to describe someone who displays a high degree of kindness, generosity, or thoughtfulness. It suggests that the individual is very considerate and caring towards others in their words and actions
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quite kind
He can be quite kind if you just.
But sometimes he is quite kind.
He was quite kind and we stayed in touch.
For the most part, they have been quite kind to me.
You happen to be always quite kind to readers like me and assist me.
And they were 3 quite affectionate with each other and quite kind to each other.
I am quite kind.
They will probably find us pretty childish, but they will be quite kind about our science.
Strangely, he seemed quite kind and gentle without showing any weakness.
Is she still growing her mustache? Quite kind.
You are quite kind.
She still growing her moustache? Quite kind.
Even though he is quite kind to his co-workers.
But in the end, I found that people were generally quite kind.
I was not quite kind to him, I have to admit.
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He was soft-hearted and quite kind.
You are really quite kind are not you?
Underneath she 's really quite kind.
I am quite kind of … happy on my own.
The law, practically, was quite kind to him.
He can be quite kind if you just… Keep away from you?
Thank you . You are quite kind.
He 's also quite kind to Clarice.
Well, she 's actually quite kind.
That 's quite kind of you, officer.
But they only sign on for 20 years . underneath she 's really quite kind.
In fact, it 's quite kind of you.
Indeed, I certainly do not mind you saying so . In fact, it 's quite kind of you.
I'm quite kind of.
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