"Most pleasant relatives" — or KIN — plus "listed in new order" — a "new order," or anagram, of "listed" — get you KINDLIEST.
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Pichai's appearance before Congress will mark the end of an era in another way, too: it marks the conclusion of his time as tech's kindliest, least political CEO.
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This is the bubbliest and kindliest installment in a longer series, with different albums devoted to different feelings, presumably intended as ambient mood music, the way mood-themed Spotify playlists recede into the background while one studies, exercises, falls asleep, etc.
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Ryan is busted trying to steal a car with his older brother and lands the world's kindliest defense attorney, Sandy Cohen (Peter Gallagher), who takes pity on Ryan and (for whatever reason) invites him to move into his gorgeous mansion in new-monied Newport Beach, California.
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That was certainly true in my playthrough, where the most bigoted human characters referred to all the robot characters as "it" and "toasters," and even the kindliest, most supportive human character still had no problem barking orders at me whenever he needed information or action to back up his goals.
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In the 1930s, when the RMS Mauretania was heading on her last voyage to the breaker's yard at Rosyth, the town council of Amble sent a telegram to the ship saying "still the finest ship on the seas". The Mauretania replied with greetings "to the last and kindliest port in England".
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The novel includes a foreword in the form of a personal letter from the author "To my friend Joe Dignam, kindliest of landlords". The letter starts "Here at last is your book about Gatehouse and Kirkcudbright. All the places are real places and all the trains are real trains, and all the landscapes are correct, except that I have run up a few new houses here and there".
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Her final series of work Advice From My 80-Year Old Self was created in conjunction with a local youth group who helped interview people on the San Pablo Corridor in Berkeley, California. According to Parade Magazine she "asked them to imagine themselves as their kindliest, wisest 80-year-old self and give a piece of heartfelt advice." The series was created in conjunction with Kala Arts Institute which displayed the works as public art.
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Never named, and played by Bruce Montague, His Lordship was a suave and wealthy peer who lived on a large estate some miles out in the country from Hyacinth's house. He was said to be the son of the deceased Dowager Lady Ursula. He was one of the kindliest, most considerate characters in the series. In "Country House Sale", Hyacinth first met His Lordship in the large drive of his mansion, at the estate sale of his late mother.
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Our brains are seldom the wisest part > of us. It was well that he made love to Anne Hathaway; well, too, that he > was forced to marry her; well, finally, that he should desert her. I am > sorry he treated her badly and left her unsupplied with money; that was > needlessly cruel; but it is just the kindliest men who have these > extraordinary lapses; Shakespeare's loathing for his wife was > measureless.Frank Harris, The Man Shakespeare, BiblioBazaar, LLC, 2007, > (reprint) p.362.
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She summarized her goals for the Hospice de Charité project thus: :To show the possibility of nursing sick people, each one in a bed to himself, with all the care dictated by the kindliest humanity, without exceeding a fixed price. The dedication of Madame Necker and the staff to upholding a standard of good care with limited means was recognized by visitors to the hospital. John Howard, a British hospital reformer who visited in 1786, stated that the hospital was a “noble example of private charity”.
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Walbrook, H. M. (1922), Gilbert and Sullivan Opera, a History and Comment (Chapter 3), The Gilbert and Sullivan Archive, accessed 21 May 2007 Fred Sullivan was the prototype for the "patter" (comic) baritone roles in the later operas. F. C. Burnand wrote that he "was one of the most naturally comic little men I ever came across. He, too, was a first-rate practical musician.... As he was the most absurd person, so was he the very kindliest...."Ayer p. 408 Fred's creation would serve as a model for the rest of the collaborators' works, and each of them has a crucial comic little man role, as Burnand had put it.
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And the woman lay quiet as she was bid; and the ministers of the god addressed themselves to her cure: they severed her head from the neck, and on of them inserted his hand and drew out the worm, which was a monstrous creature. But to adjust the head and to restore it to its former setting, this they always failed to do. Well, the god arrived and was enraged with the ministers for undertaking a task beyond their skill, and himself with the irresistible power of a god restored the head to the body and raised the stranger up again. For my part, O King Asklepios, of all gods the kindliest to man, I do not set Wormwood [as a cure for intestinal worms] against your skill (heaven forbid I should be so insensate!), but in considering Wormwood I was reminded of your beneficent action and of your astounding powers of healing.
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