The phrase "gentle path" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to refer to a peaceful or easy way of doing something, or a calm and gentle approach to a situation. Example: "Instead of confrontation, let's try taking the gentle path and see if we can find a peaceful resolution to our disagreement."
At Gentle Path, patients live in a semicircle of cottages.
Head down a more gentle path which delivers you back to the pub.
Phillips, a former Mets general manager, was treated at the Gentle Path clinic, which Tiger Woods reportedly attended.
Woods completes his stint on the Gentle Path rehabilitation programme and reportedly leaves with Elin, who has visited him at the clinic, to see his children.
Mavis Humes Baird, another therapist familiar with Gentle Path, said Woods would have been separated from family contact for weeks and forbidden masturbation, pornography, contact with female fans or anything else that might engage his sex drive.
The IFS said the chancellor had chosen a "gentler path" of public spending cuts than expected, allowing him to spread the welfare cuts over the next four years, instead of the two envisaged in March.
There is a significant gap between Republicans and Democrats on the issue 22% of Republicans say it's better for politicians to stick to their positions, compared to just 3% of Democrats, but even among the Republicans, a whopping 75% choose the gentler path.
Some viruses explode out of a host cell, destroying it; others, like the influenza virus, take a gentler path.
Play with reawakening the proprioceptors in your feet by walking barefoot on grass, sand or a gentle cobblestone path. 5. Consciously incorporate new movement into your life.
On a gentle jaunt, in his gentle way, he described communities stretching from Neasden in north-west London all the way to the Chiltern Hills, along the path of the Metropolitan underground line.
