Sentence examples for gently illustrates from inspiring English sources
Palmer's 2000 sauvignon blanc not only gently illustrates this feature but goes on to answer, in spades, another Wine 101 question: How can you detect acidity in a white?
Jonathan Watkins AA Northern Trilogy is crowd-pleasing but intelligent, gently illustrating three comic monologues by Stanley Holloway (about Yorkshire pudding, a drunken soldier and a boy eaten by a lion) while stopping nicely short of literalism.
The series approaches the audience gently, seeking to illustrate and illuminate all of the common ground that we share.
I mention the story because, like Mr. Kos's art generally, it illustrates the merits of serendipity and the wry pleasures of a certain gently absurdist mentality.
It's the "Are we there yet?" syndrome, and it's the subject of RIDE (Silver Whistle/Harcourt, $16; ages 5 to 9), a quirky, gently subversive look at life in the rearview mirror, written and illustrated by Stephen Gammell.
His prose is lovely: clear, gently persuasive, light of touch – he would have made a marvellous preacher – and the text is illustrated with helpful photographs suggesting, to paraphrase Emily Dickinson, that the truth is best told slant.
As if to illustrate how much they think their money will buy, Anzhi's ambassador and coach, Roberto Carlos, had talked of the day when Wayne Rooney might be tempted to Dagestan only to be gently chided by Hiddink.
The principles may be illustrated by repeating, with the advantage of modern instruments, an experiment such as Galileo himself performed namely, that of measuring the time taken by a ball to roll different distances down a gently inclined channel.
