Sentence examples for a gentler aspect from inspiring English sources
Joe is taller, at 6 feet 3, than his grandfather and has a gentler aspect.
"The Fab World" also illustrates a gentler aspect of radical design practice: celebrating neglected aspects of daily life.
Ladders of sunlight pour down onto the patchwork fields and Wasdale suddenly takes on a gentler aspect: the wet fellsides sparkle in the sharp light and Wastwater turns into a smooth sheet of silver, reflecting the surrounding hills.
Unlike most paintings of his later years, which evoke horror and darkness, this double portrait imprints a gentle aspect of humanity on the mild physiognomies of physician and patient.
Select a gentle face wash.
The stickers are printed on recycled, uncoated paper, so they're both crayon- and eco-friendly, and most have a gentle educational aspect; the rocket ship, for example, features a countdown.
"The act of dragging a person across a floor has no gentle aspect whatsoever," she wrote.
But McCarthy's prose retains its ability to seduce — the deathscape is "like the onset of some cold glaucoma dimming away the world" — and there are nods to the gentler aspects of the human spirit.
Labour admires the kinder and gentler aspects of Germany capitalism, with its green habits and supervisory boards where workers have a voice, though VW's own supervisory board seems to have failed here in the face of a messianic chief executive (the model too often does).
A less forceful personality might have experienced a gentler fall-out.But the most inflammatory aspect of Mr Mitchell's outburst was its timing.
