The stranger approached the living-room couch and gently addressed the target.
He gently addresses what he calls "the gravitas gap," and how she quit being governor because she needed the money.
The choir seemed to gently address this sort of xenophobia in song lyrics: "I am a child with something to say, please listen to me.
In an episode of comedy series Broad City, Ilana's Venezuelan housemate Jaime gently addresses his discomfort with Ilana's penchant for hoops: "There's something you do that I see a lot of white people do.
In an effort to gently address the problem, Alfredo decided to bring up the tricky topic using an unconventional approach: He jotted down some financial goals that he and his wife could strive for together, such as more conscious spending and eliminating credit card debt.
The New Yorker, December 19 , 1942P. 18 Dr. Sparrowly allowed his No. 3 burr to hum gently before addressing it to the upper right-hand molar of his new patient.
By Henry Morton Robinson The New Yorker, December 19 , 1942P. 18 Dr. Sparrowly allowed his No. 3 burr to hum gently before addressing it to the upper right-hand molar of his new patient.
Anyway, Kieffer gently rails on, addressing the infallibility of science, assuring his family that all will be ok.
If you feel comfortable gently and directly addressing the matter, privately ask if he or she has thought about trying to lose weight.
In a blog post, Rahman, using gently withering irony, addressed the notion that people like him are the problem, and that if only he would show some restraint things could settle down: "No, I will not write about war crimes, Islamic extremism, the country, or politics anymore.
