The horse should express cooperation, gentleness, attentiveness, sensitivity to cues, and active effort.
It can show gentleness and compassion or carelessness and incompetence.
In this version, vengeance is undercut by gentleness, expressed most overtly by the fluttering delicacy of the many gesturing hands.
The women described here are strong also and, with the equal support of men in their community, they are all free to express their best qualities of gentleness, cooperation, strength, courage and so on, with the two genders complementing each other.
His eyes expressed a mixture of skepticism, gentleness, resignation, inner strength, and pain.
They are encouraged to respect his violence and secretly to feel contempt for their mother's gentleness, and yet their fascinated alienation expresses itself in one startling scene involving an incursion into the parental bedroom.
That face became unforgettable in Wim Wenders's film Paris, Texas and it first captivated the late Sam Shepard before the movie was conceived when the dramatist and screenwriter – whose own acting persona was perhaps not so far from Stanton's – saw in him and that magnificent face a gentleness, sensitivity, gallantry and painful masculinity which expressed his own poetic voice.
"You got the right to be mad," she sings on "Mad," in a velvety near-whisper whose gentleness sounds at odds with the emotion it's expressing.
One article expresses the hope that the removal of the inhabitants "will be effected with as much gentleness as possible" while at the same time describing them as less than human.
Patients expressed that they did not expect spiritual care but did expect to be treated as a unique individual and with care, gentleness, respect, and attention.
Margaret Thatcher had a sense of this, which she expressed in her address to the general assembly of the Church of Scotland when she said: "I leave you with the earnest hope that may we all come nearer to that other country whose 'ways are ways of gentleness and all her paths are peace'".
