The phrase "gentle moving" can be used in written English as it is grammatically correct.
It is typically used to describe a movement or action that is soft, light, or delicate. It can also convey a sense of tranquility or grace. Example: The gentle moving of the waves calmed her mind as she gazed out at the ocean.
Twiss approaches the gay-acceptance elements with gentle, moving didacticism.
It's supposed to be a gentle, moving, uplifting story, but I found it windy and predictable, if amusing in an unintended way.
It can be adapted into a rigorous martial art or a gentle moving meditation, depending on the health and fitness of the participant.
Researchers had detected gentle moving sensitive nerves before but had not pinned down the molecular identity of those nerves.
In some cases units were also tested with gentle moving mechanical stimulation (brushing) to define unit type.
In his encore, before he sang "Kiss from a Rose" — the sweeping mid-'90s ballad that provided some indication of the gentler moves to come — Seal told a story about how he initially hated the song, which felt too safe compared to his house tracks.
It's a gentle move upmarket from the team behind the brilliant ramen joints Tonkotsu (oh their chilli oil!) of which I am a fully declared fan.
When these traditionally gentle moves are pushed to extremes of haste, musculoskeletal deployment and other stresses on the body, its unsurprising practitioners may experience injuries.
Daniel's life is dull, or as he puts it, "on a gentle gradient moving quietly upward," which gives him the ideal vantage point from which to observe Lacey's fascinating and chaotic one.
Four's a Crowd was a disappointing screwball comedy with Flynn and de Havilland, but Four Daughters was a gentle and moving drama about the small-town lives and loves of a pianist's daughters.
Mr. Winters is gentle and moving in a rare straight role, and Ms. Bisset, continuing her quiet comeback in independent films ("The Sleepy Time Gal," "Latter Days"), is always a delight to watch.
