Sentence examples for gentler rules from inspiring English sources

Witt argues that Americans have been torn between "two powerful but competing ideals": humanitarianism, which seeks to make war less awful through gentler rules; and justice, which demands victory in a righteous cause.

If companies persuaded the European Commission to write a gentler rule, he argues, confusion would be the result.

Curves and gentle bends rule.

Although the court accepted the attack was probably "gentle", it ruled that "a technical assault took place... at the lower end of the scale".

In other countries, the world of birdwatching may be a largely gentle place ruled by calm, binocular-toting souls who patiently wait for their reward.

It takes courage to remain an unflappable pop romantic at a time when popular culture is obsessed with the body and nasty words are bandied for male balladeers who play by the gentler, more courtly rules of the 1940's and 50's.

In countries where the financial sector is not an overwhelming presence in the economy, banks seem to be faring better in their lobbying efforts to keep rules relatively gentle.

Alone with gentle Dansy, I ruled.

The chair of the bench conceded that it was a relatively "gentle" attack, but ruled that "a technical assault took place" and ordered sentencing to take place this week.

There's a risk that light or small decorations or containers could be knocked over, though the robot was gentle as a rule with table legs and walls (no need to worry about marks).

We can both nurture with soft, gentle guidance, and rule with a heavy hand.