The first sorts of measures embody the kinder, gentler qualities of Europe's "social model"; the second limits financial irresponsibility and should thus safeguard the model's long-term viability.If only.
Mr. Rose closed the first half of the program with a thundering account of Schumann's G minor Sonata (Op. 22) that put the music's audacious outbursts into high relief, but didn't skimp on its gentler qualities, like the singing melody line in the Adagio.
Avouac says the slip in the Gorkha earthquake occurred closer to this plastic zone than in other Nepalese earthquakes, and the difference may have contributed to its gentler qualities.
The strapping Mr. Van Engen imbues his slow-drawling Doc with a gentle quality that is quietly seductive.
Of course not; we should never forget the gentle quality of romance long attached to the word, at least when pronounced with an uh.
Amid the suspicion there is tenderness too, an abortive bash at lovemaking depicted with a frank and gentle quality that speaks volumes about the couple's shared sexual past.
But Mr. Easton, who won a Tony last season for his superlative work in "The Invention of Love," here invests his character with a glazed, gentle quality that somehow brings John Gielgud to mind.
Solti was the main Covent Garden conductor of Wagner at that time, and while he could be thrilling, this had a far more gentle quality of attack: there was a rich undertone and measured, unhurried tread, which was quite amazing".
Rather I follow the National Osteoporosis Foundation guidelines in cautioning against "twisting of the spine to the point of strain" and encourage students with osteoporosis to avoid extreme twists, to keep rotation in the mid range and use a gentle quality of motion.
It has about it a gentle quality like "The Entertainer," and its distinctive form and range of moods suggest to some musicologists a breakthrough to a Chopinesque form of ragtime, albeit a breakthrough that came too late.
