The video used soft focus, gentle lighting and airbrushing looks on Madonna.
The Loure and the Sarabande were gentler, but by no means in soft focus: Ms. Dinnerstein played with a crispness that kept the individual strands in perspective.
The kids ate it without comment, their gentle chatter focussed on their usual weighty topics.
Ms. Rice, 44, was subjected to fairly gentle questions, focused as much on foreign policy issues as on the concern that the United States does not get its money's worth from the United Nations.
His speech was gentle yet focused and I could not help but wonder if I could catch a glimpse or somehow infer a characteristic that made this soldier rise to the rank of general.
The data suggest that a non-judgmental and gentle, but focused approach that emphasized adaptation of physician's skills to IPV created a safe environment for the physicians to apply these skills in an ongoing fashion in their everyday practice environment.
There are different kinds of yoga, each burning a different amount of calories: Hatha Yoga, where the student goes through a series of gentle exercises focusing on posture and breathing, can expect to burn 175 calories per hour in an average female.[3] Vinyasa Yoga, in which poses are tougher and linked together faster, can expect to burn 445 calories per hour in an average female.
Tonight's program, though, is a gentler offering, focused on the need to help your child grow morally by giving him "the moral reason why" when you reprimand him for, say, careering around the churchyard and knocking old ladies off-balance -- the example given in the video.
Sure, much of the Emerson Lake and Palmer, Genesis, Yes, Gentle Giant and Focus that I loved as a teenager is horribly overblown, aesthetically questionable on any number of grounds and perhaps too effete to reflect more recent assumptions about "rockist" values.
While I'm a huge advocate of building ideas, I'd propose a gentle shift in focus from "ideas".
When you notice that your mind is wandering, use gentle redirection to focus on the present again.
