Sentence examples for gentle form from inspiring English sources
That compound adjective, more than four centuries old, describes a gentle form of bridle bit.
Mr. Kline, whose ancestry is Pennsylvania Dutch — "a very gentle form of Christianity" — said "Unsilent Night" carries "the whole accretion of a lifetime of befuddled spiritual pursuits".
Stretches of silence, soft ambient traffic noises, the squeal of sneaker soles and electronic pulses both urgent and gentle form an abstracted urban landscape.
But on the whole the style of the architecture, cajolingly co-ordinated by a young Hugh Casson, was a gentle form of European modern.
Meanwhile, for young Orthodox music fans, it's a gentle form of rebellion; not as bad as eating bacon, but a Soulfarm gig is a bit cooler than another youth group singalong.
The new order allowed for comparative discretionary rule within the several hundred domains, but the daimyo were required to pay periodic visits to Edo and to maintain a residence there in which family members or important colleagues remained, a gentle form of hostage holding and a major factor in the city's rapid growth.
The words, which tell a modest story of burgeoning friendship and two bears swept along by childhood exploration, join in buoyant harmony with Savage's soft lines and gentle forms.
The allegory is plain, but its blatancy is modulated by the depiction of Mehring; the reader's sympathies ricochet between sour and gentle forms of pity for this wilfully naive, unconsciously weak figure.
Jason Wu, a favorite to dress uptown girls (and even the first lady), took a seductive "Fifty Shades of Grey" approach, citing as his inspiration the "provocative, erotically charged images" of Helmut Newton contrasted with the "gentle forms" of the photographer Lillian Bassman.
Arabidopsis can detect and convert gentle forms of mechanical stimulation into a strong activation of defense against the virulent fungus B. cinerea.
Several later resumed physical activity, taking up more gentle forms of exercise such as swimming, prenatal gymnastics, cycling or slow walks.
