Sentence examples for but it gently from inspiring English sources

Government doesn't tell you what to do, but it gently biases the context so that you find it easier to do things you think are in your own self-interest.

REVISITING a hot topic from the middle of last decade, David Brooks of the New York Times weighs in on a notional debate over so-called "libertarian paternalism", the idea that, in Mr Brooks' words, "[g]overnment doesn't tell you what to do, but it gently biases the context so that you find it easier to do things you think are in your own self-interest".

And because the sound is steady but unpredictable, it gently captivates our attention without requiring any real focus. .

But do it GENTLY!

Parents need to teach their children, but do it gently.

Tell the person who made you angry how you are feeling, but do it gently.

Do this carefully so that you get enough peroxide on, but do it gently, so as to reduce any sting.

The proportion fell among never-married women as the year from sexual initiation increased but it rose gently among ever-married women to its peak at about the 17th year of sexual activities where it remained the same as the overall proportion of modern contraceptive users among all women.

But it also gently hoisted Maude's profile.

But it is gently woven: Nate's only love interest is "Wicked" — "like, half the reason for New York to even exist" — and he reacts to two boys kissing with childlike awe.

The broken vinaigrette is made with the same ingredients as a regular vinaigrette, but it's gently stirred together so it doesn't completely emulsify and you get those great-looking beads of oil on the plate.