Sentence examples for a rather gentle from inspiring English sources

A big, 27km tunnel has a rather gentle curve.

The Daily Express comes out with a rather gentle "PM tells 'tired' Britain: I'm on your side".

A rather gentle, religious-based argument against Halloween is offered here, with suggestions for alternative activities like "Harvest Festivals".

Speaking at a rather gentle literary festival recently, a young chap asked me a particularly aggressive question.

Under a rather gentle cross-examination, he told prosecutors he earns $75 an hour Mr. Bass said he had little preparation for his time on the stand: Mr. Patten, he said, "took me to lunch".

But the movie makes one doubt if there's a market for slow satire.Brian De Palma, whose films include "Greetings" and "Sisters," reveals a rather gentle affection for old-fashioned horror in "Woton's Wake," which parodies the styles of silent films.

In the first episode the 10 are divided into pairs and dropped into the wilderness (though a rather gentle-looking wilderness), where each pair is given a dead pig, a fire pit and access to assorted ingredients.

But Sigourney Weaver has reportedly taken on a rather gentler role after the cult American actor was spotted moonlighting on the set of cosy ITV drama Doc Martin.

And on July 1st, NASA, America's space agency, plans to launch a mission that will, in a rather gentler way, fly past at least two comets over the next five years.This mission, the Comet Nucleus Tour (CONTOUR), will carry out the closest flypast of a comet so far.

What starts as a low amplitude, rather gentle motion in the top half of the figure, turns into a much stronger ground motion with about ten times bigger amplitudes in the bottom half.

The eyes were a marmalade colour, pretty and rather gentle.