Sentence examples for gentleness with from inspiring English sources

He speaks passionately about the gentleness with which the eating apples – Gala, Braeburn and Red Windsor – have to be picked.

The gentleness with which Mrs. Longworth makes Nixon a confidant and tries to help him are especially touching, given what a she-demon she is to everyone else.

Yes, it's wonderful to be young and social and up-and-coming, but you still have to maintain a certain gentleness with yourself".

He combined gentleness with a certain debonair matter-of-fact confidence that was no doubt the product of having achieved success at 40, when he was already a war veteran with more than a decade of painting behind him.

They then asked the surgeon-experts to come up with a ranking based on the deftness with which operating instruments were used, the gentleness with which tissues were handled, the degree to which the surgeons were able to expose key areas, the time and amount of movement required to perform each step and the general flow of the operation.

But the tear-blanched rock sits in the tale with a magical solidity, and the two Phaeacians' gentleness with the unconscious king ("Sailor: Sure we shouldn't wake him? Skipper: No. This seems right"), while perhaps more a Shakespearean touch than a Homeric one, is a lovely improvisation.

The answer is, perhaps unsurprisingly, with gentleness and with nearly none of the most identifiable ingredient of so many chefs' kitchens: ego.

Then comes a historically valuable set of entries about meetings with Vaclav Havel in Prague ("gentleness combined with authority") as the playwright moves in a lurch from dissident to president when his Velvet Revolution triumphs.

She noticed early on his "kindness and gentleness, coupled with his mechanical and optical skills, and his knowledge of materials".

Together the works should reintroduce America to Mr. Bennett's singular voice and highly tuned ironic wit — his special brand of gentleness laced with arsenic.

"If there is a quality overlooked in his writing by some of the more obtuse commentators," he wrote, "it is that gentleness, coupled with a total honesty on every plane and an utter freedom from anything cruel, cheap or mean".