Sentence examples for gentler guide from inspiring English sources

It's true that Madison is a gentler guide in your endeavors than many other cookbook writers of today, who insist that you follow recipes to the letter before indulging in fantasies of experimentation.

Worse, Merwin's pervasive rendering of the Italian word duca, constantly used by Dante of his companion Virgil, as "leader" is a serious misstep: "leader" is too cold, too impersonal, and doesn't have nearly the emotional resonances that Mandelbaum's gentler "guide" does.

He finds gentler guides from other newspaper people who ease him back to the rest of his life.

"I will see you down here," said our gentle guide.

Gentle guide and a pulling back on course from teachers can be very empowering for the gifted student.

He seems bewitched by the vision of the monarch as a figure above and beyond the hurly burly of politics, as a gentle guide to the nation.

For its curators, "Urban Intermedia" is as much a capstone as it is an experiment, and a gentle guide for future research.

The resulting voluptuous, translucent form reflects a close collaboration between man and nature in which the artist serves as a gentle guide before allowing the bees to take over.

What makes it valuable is that it not only presents a state-of-the-art review of the domain but also serves as a gentle guide to learning the sophisticated art of modeling complex systems.

Botanical illustrations on almost every page add a decorative touch, and profiles of botanical artists pay tribute to those who make plants come alive on the page". "A gentle guide to the green world..

The recipe comes from Ladurée via our gentle guide in all things French pastry, Dorie Greenspan.