Sentence examples for Gently noted from inspiring English sources

"They have their ideas," he gently noted.

It gently noted New York's lack of progress.

Roberts, as he often does, gently noted the judiciary's independence.

His teacher, Rosemary Hogg, gently noted the error.

When the baby-faced duo auditioned, Mr. Caffey gently noted that students were ineligible to compete.

"I knew that he was considering blowing it up," said Carlisle, who gently noted that he and Donnie Nelson, the general manager, were opposed to the idea.

"Bill Romanowski is no Lawrence Taylor," Pennington added gently, noting that every player is an individual.

I apologized profusely, gently noting what a tense and odd buildup there had been.

"People still make rural headstones," Mr. Milnes gently notes as he takes a break from the grant writing and turns to the comfort of the past.

Ms. Ferber rolls each cherry between two fingers to squeeze the stone out gently, noting that an automated pitter would puncture the fruit and diminish the preservation of the finished jam.

So we will begin by gently noting a few folk-logical features of alethic modal notions, and give an impressionistic sense of how natural it was for early developments of deontic logic to mimic those of modal logic.