Sentence examples for dealing with gently from inspiring English sources
So the next time someone asks you if you really know what "offsides" means in football, if you're really quoting Proust correctly or if you truly know the person you're dealing with, gently (or not-so-gently) remind your inquisitor that you know your chickens.
Not even the call to the police when suggesting that the seventeen-year-old belly dancer they were questioning about a theft should be dealt with gently, seeing as how she was the granddaughter of Hosni Mubarak, the President of Egypt?
This is something that I aspire to do; to bring attention to acting in ways that move us all to a better place every day in dealing with mundane matters, by gently guiding each other through love, just as God loves all of us.
To be idealistic, current findings gently indicate that we are dealing with a " superbug" microorganism.
Dealing with my impatience.
Dealing with circumstantial evidence.
Dealing With Falling Dividends.
Dealing with social expectations.
Dealing with racing thoughts.
He softens his voice to imitate the director, William Gaskill, telling them: "'It's a very delicate sort of play, we've got to do it really delicately.' He dealt with it so gently," says Pickup, "that the full impact of it only crept up on us".
