overkind

Flightplan, I was told, was lame, and, as usual, the person who delivered this judgement was breathtakingly overkind.

Observation #432

Fortune was not overkind, but his 'virtues and pious intentions may be read ... shining too gloriously to be dusked by misfortune.'

Devon, Its Moorlands, Streams and Coasts

Difficulties that check others fall away from him; he is smiled upon for his kindred's sake before he makes friends for his own; the world is overkind to his virtues and blind to his faults; he enters manhood indeed as "of one our conquerors"; and it will cost him some trouble to throw away his advantages.

England's Effort: Letters to an American Friend

Billy felt that Fate was overkind to him, and he lost no time in heeding her call.

The Mucker

Even that great man whose memory we love and revere, Charles Dickens, was not overkind to us, and saw our faults rather than our virtues.

The Crisis — Complete

Perhaps in her desire to secure my services for the cause she may have shown herself overkind; or perhaps I was still young enough to set down to my own charms a success due to quite different causes.

The Letter

“Master Simonides is overkind,” had ventured the athlete; “but I am sure his praise is only polite compliment.”

A Victor of Salamis

He was all sympathy, all comfort, all encouragement -- if anything, too indulgent and overkind.

Charles Frohman: Manager and Man

I followed these not overkind or polite instructions and found myself in a dark, uncomfortable back-parlor.

Ten Days in a Mad-House

Difficulties that check others fall away from him; he is smiled upon for his kindred's sake before he makes friends for his own; the world is overkind to his virtues and blind to his faults; he enters manhood indeed as "one of our conquerors"; and it will cost him some trouble to throw away his advantages.

The War on All Fronts: England's Effort Letters to an American Friend