Sentence examples for gentle changes from inspiring English sources
Faris and his wife discussed the protests directly with the leadership, calling on them to make gentle changes, but "they [the Assads] thought they were gods".
The director and Paul Kilsdonk, the lighting designer, separate the play's five scenes with gentle changes in the lighting rather than sharp blackouts.
O'Reilly's legal representative, Heather Williams QC, quoted part of a presentation and discussion Hunt had last year with viewer representative panel, the Audience Council for England, in which Hunt said BBC1 was in danger of over-catering to over-55s and was "taking steps to make gentle changes to bring in younger audiences".
Arrowheads and boxed area indicate ectopic nephrons in E – F. Dashed lines separate metanephric and mesonephric regions in E – F. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04000.020 10.7554/eLiFigure00.021 Figure 4 figure supplement 1. Gradual shifts in positional identity by gentle changes in β-catenin activity.
The three possible conditions of the human constitution are violent change, gentle change, and stability.
As visitors walk through the installation, a gentle change in the air current moves the dresses.
The course at Newmarket, for example, can accommodate a race of 2.25 miles (3.6 km) with a gentle change of direction of less than 90 degrees, but spectators cannot see all the race.
You have to be willing to let them look and leave He notes what goes well, but then adapts it just a little so that gentle change is introduced.
But it's also worth noting what we've lost: the sense of scale, the challenge of travel, the wonderful appreciation of gentle change that overland journeys involve, the slow shifts that reveal the planet and its people's rich and varied delights.
The RTP magnetic map shows a gentle change in the magnetic field.
For dual media, the fluid in the low-permeability reservoir exchanges between the matrix and fracture and mainly occurs under a relatively gentle change in formation pressure.
