kindliness

I can forgive his bluntness because it is associated with a basic kindliness of spirit.

her kindliness touched everyone's heart

a person known for their kindliness

expressing kindliness through small gestures

kindliness is a valuable trait

a reputation for kindliness and generosity

her face radiated kindliness and warmth

kindliness can make a big difference in someone's day

the elderly lady's kindliness was evident in her actions

kindness and kindliness go hand in hand

I think the chief thing that struck me about Burton was his kindliness.

To Buck's surprise these dogs manifested no jealousy toward him. They seemed to share the kindliness and largeness of John Thornton.

He was different with women; notwithstanding his shyness you felt in him an exquisite kindliness.

Rodgers's long face shortened into amusement and kindliness.

I have not known the man to whose innate kindliness I would more confidently make an appeal.

Notwithstanding her kindliness Kitty herself felt like a schoolgirl in her presence.

She read in his glance kindliness, and something else more difficult to fathom.

He bowed, with a happy mixture of dignity and courteous kindliness, and pursued his way.

Health and kindliness shone from her eyes, and not only from her eyes, from her whole figure.

Kitty could not easily meet the eyes which rested on her with a detached scrutiny and with an ironical kindliness.