Sentence examples for far less gently from inspiring English sources
The outrage was that Miller had dared to "put Marilyn on stage" so soon, although audiences today are more likely to feel that, in taking stock of his life so far, he deals far less gently with his first wife Mary Slattery, whom he married in 1940, and with himself.
If Ye, seemingly bewildered by the doubts about her victories, gently scolded her accusers, her father was far less constrained.
The idea is to cook the garlic (so that it is digestible) but not burn it (or it will be bitter), so here's a cheffy trick: tilt the pan, making the oil flow to one side, and sweat the garlic gently in that for a few minutes, until it starts to colour – it's far less likely to burn this way.
For years, luxury automakers have had systems that may gently apply the brakes if the computer senses a collision, but systems that completely stop the vehicle are far less common.
Many receive far, far less, if anything.
It adds up to far, far less.
Others felt far less rosy.
Investors were far less happy.
Pundits were far less diplomatic.
It is far less influential.
