She lived her life with character, kindness and generosity.
But the only thing these feral cats are in danger of is being killed by kindness.
If it were somehow necessary for people to depend on the kindness of strangers, they might find reasons to care about them.
Small acts of kindness made a big difference when adversity struck our bicycle group the other day.
We have to depend on the kindness of veritable strangers.
Both were directed at crushing the ultimate qualities of kindness and individuality.
Unilateral forgiveness is an act of kindness to one's self.
Thank you for your clarity of vision and the demonstration of your kindness.
Social networking tends to create self-reinforcing spirals of reciprocal kindness.
Your legacy of loving kindness and caring will be with us always.
British Dictionary definitions for kindness
kindness
/ˈkaɪndnɪs/
noun
1.
the practice or quality of being kind
2.
a kind, considerate, or helpful act
Word Origin and History for kindness
n.
c.1300, "courtesy, noble deeds," from kind (adj.) + -ness. Meaning "kind deeds; kind feelings" is from late 14c. Old English kyndnes meant "nation; produce, an increase."