Sentence examples for gently considering from inspiring English sources
One would pick up a green stalk from the 10 that had been selected and turn it over in his hands gently, considering how best to peel it.
"The Chaperone" treats this visit pretty gently, considering what Brooks would later have to say about it: "The citizens could not decide whether they despised me for having once been a success away from home or for now being a failure in their midst".
The appurtenance itself, a two-foot marble seraph gently considering the thistled bird's nest in her palms, is priced at $199.
Ayub Khan-Din's play, adapted from a Bill Naughton comedy, gently considers the problems of a newly married couple unable to consummate their marriage.
He's like a very cool film studies prof who gently considers your most cherished notions about moviemaking and explains that actually the opposite is true.
There's a rhythm to things at BPM, a beat that'll take you from marathon groove sessions with the best DJs in the world at some of the most eye-catching beachside venues on Earth, to poignant, quiet sunsets that will make you gently consider your privilege in the world (often with a fruit smoothie in hand).
Slojkowski and Gulino are both recent ACME alumns (they cooked at Roberta's together, too), and I see it in their dishes: The raw foie shaved over fresh fluke with hackleback roe is rich, sure, but restrained, too, balanced and gently seasoned; and considering the dish sequence, certainly brings to mind Mads Refslund's signature foie and langoustines menu staple.
I paid almost $400 for this bike that at this point I consider gently used.
Some would-be authors were gently encouraged to consider self-publishing, but no one got negative feedback.
It's just to suggest that anyone hoping for ground to be broken once more might consider gently downscaling their expectations.
When my mother suggested — gently — that I consider not leaving the house for a period of 40 days so that my body could get the rest it needed, my husband simply laughed.
