Sentence examples for bit gentler from inspiring English sources

Life is a bit gentler in my neighborhood.

Cycles might be a bit gentler than before, therefore, but you would not expect them to disappear.Growth of services.

The 21st-century version, on closer inspection, turns out to be a bit gentler and a lot more oblique.

But the Dutch old-timers' deeper objection is to sloppy mixing of two traditions: their own Calvinism, stressing the "depravity" of mankind, and the Lutheran view, which is a bit gentler.

I will be six months' pregnant, so although I generally like a lot of walking, swimming and exploring, the pace of the trip may need to be a little bit gentler (but not too much).

Interestingly, the increase of the liquid-squeezed diameter had two different slopes with the turning point being around 72° for the contact angle; that is, the slope for the contact angle below 72° (Fig. 5c) was quite a bit gentler than that over 72° (Fig. 5d).

Hitchens had started writing an hour or so before, planning on leniency: "I was thinking of hammering her for the first half and being a bit gentle the second".

Put next to the best films in the series, "Only Yesterday" is a bit gentle and sentimental, and its ending, set to a Japanese version of "The Rose," may have you simultaneously crying and groaning.

Both actors are a bit too gentle to be totally convincing as convicts with violent tendencies.

I don't mind a bit of gentle hoovering, but I do mind babies.

Perhaps this was meant as a bit of gentle satire: Busch is the sister of Stephen Colbert, of "The Colbert Report".