Sentence examples for deal gently from inspiring English sources

That warning, the official said, is not to deal gently with the National Liberation Army.

ON THE evidence of history, the Catholic authorities of Spain do not deal gently with those who dissent from religious orthodoxy.

Israel's other familiar line of defense was that the country was embroiled in a "war on terrorism" (that was years before former President George W. Bush used the term) and, therefore, could not deal gently with a Palestinian who may know of a literally ticking bomb.

But as they learn that I support them and deal gently with any mistakes, they usually relax and start to enjoy it.

"[The high priest] can deal gently with the ignorant and wayward, since he himself is subject to weakness... .. --Hebrews 5 2.

Our Fearless Leader Cindy Reyes is a trained marine biologist who combines a passion for animals with an encyclopedic knowledge of their habits and needs, and an ability to deal gently with an uninformed and occasionally hostile public (a trait that, in my impatience and zeal, I somehow seem to lack).

Kendall, a freelance journalist, deals gently with his subject's tendency to classify instead of experience whatever surrounded him.

In theory, the Nevada State Athletic Commission could take action, but a state commission generally deals gently with the boxers and the promoters whose fights justify its continued existence.

So far, the country's judicial system is dealing gently with Ms. Humbert, who won enormous public sympathy in her campaign for euthanasia.

But she also tended him, dealt gently with his family back in Columbus, was an unwicked stepmother to Rosemary, and — most important — shepherded him through the physical world when his eyesight finally gave out.

Witness the foreclosure notice received by the tenants of 110 Greenwich Street, a 13-floor apartment building that is 200 metres south of the former World Trade Centre.Even the flintiest New York lenders are dealing gently in that area, considered by many locals as hallowed ground.