Meanings of kind-hearted people in English

They were colorless, kind-hearted people who lived in a circle of others like themselves.

Indeed, it's a pleasure to see kind-hearted people good acquaintances.

The hypocrisy of kind-hearted people is one of the most painful exhibitions of human weakness.

These Crackers are a very kind-hearted people, but few of them can read or write.

But they were worthy, kind-hearted people, whose moral precepts were sustained by their upright example.

Some kind-hearted people found a solution for me.

I was among worthy kind-hearted people, who felt for my distresses, and treated me most indulgently.

They were most kind-hearted people, these Bayards.

You don't meet kind-hearted people every day.'

The farmer and his wife were kind-hearted people, and were deeply touched at the sight of Mary's agony.

The other replied: Are not the children of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob kind-hearted people and the descendants of kind-hearted people?

The world is full of kind-hearted people who are ready to help those who, though unfortunate, are willing to help themselves.

The punishments for housebreaking and such things in those days were so frightfully severe, that kind-hearted people often refrained from accusing the wrong-doers.

The heat tried him very much, but he felt pleased and happy to be helped to sympathize with so many simple, kind-hearted people.

I ask you as Christian men and women, as humane, kind-hearted people, to dismiss from your minds all considerations save one,-yourpastor's need.

Like many other kind-hearted people, she fell into the blunder of lowering the moral character of those whom it is their greatest wish to exalt.