It is impossible to overstate the contrast between the gentleness of Jenkins's performance and the verbal violence of the reactions she cites.
One Hadith describes God as "gentle and loves gentleness.
These results provide a better understanding of the balance between milking speed and milking gentleness.
It's a moment of serve-and-protect gentleness amid more difficult, at times violent encounters between cops and civilians, as in a horrifying scene in which a white plainclothes detective puts a chokehold on a black prostitute, an action so harsh her tongue juts out of her mouth.
In typical Fitzgerald style there is humour and gentleness alongside matter-of-fact tragedy, but the relationship between mother and daughters is never sentimentalised.
I miss some of these forgotten gestures, the gentleness of the time, the innocent age, the time between the two world wars.
Now, in a reread, I can see what I certainly couldn't consciously have seen or said in 1979, that Leo, in love with both the concept of Marian and the "half-unwilling gentleness", the feather on the tiger, the "natural" body of Burgess, is a go-between in quite another way.
Instruct / Your son, whirling between two wars, / In the Gemara of your gentleness.' " This was before Ginsberg's "Kaddish" and Plath's "Daddy," when direct address of a parent was still a surprising poetic strategy.
His portrayal of Manny veers between wild-eyed, teeth-baring grimace when cornered to unexpected gentleness in the few quieter scenes of the film.
Insightful like Don, a delicate flame flickers between them as she tells a fable to show that "kindness, gentleness and persuasion win where force fails".
