Sentence examples for gently examine from inspiring English sources
Mr. Millepied's "Years later" and Ms. Barton's "Come In" gently examine another reality.
She walks through the dimly lit women's ward at the Nankana District Hospital and pauses to gently examine a pair of twins only three days old.
They interview many of the people involved, gently examining what makes them, and particle physics, tick.
Rather than gently examining the sensitive issue of whether mentally ill people have the right to take their own lives, the interviewer took 30 minutes to explore in great and unrelenting detail my own suicidal depression, when I was 30 years old – how I teetered on high buildings and the edge of tube platforms.
In one of the more remote areas of the country an old man approached me and silently and gently examined the unusual shapes of my arms and legs before nodding with what looked like approbation and wandering away without a word.
As my brothers dashed towards the rubbers or pencils, I found myself hovering cautiously by the crystals, gently examining the milky turquoise and cloudy aquamarine objects in front of me.
To that end, Salama gently, effectively examines the role religion can play in one's life and outlook versus how a secular, more free-thinking existence may offer greater latitude but not always better or happier choices.
It is simple to separate layers of paper permeated with gel by peeling them apart gently, and to examine cells in individual layers of the multi-layer constructs [28].
Citing that pile of links, several Huffington Post staffers have gently encouraged the Erik Wemple Blog to examine whether the finite editorial resources of the Huffington Post are being imprudently plowed into book promotion for the editor-in-chief.
It wants to examine, rigorously yet gently, all the things that bring them both joy and despair.
To examine his handiwork, he gently restored the skin of Abby's forehead to its proper place, smoothing it down with his hand to see whether the more rounded shape was emerging.
