Sentence examples for gently learning from inspiring English sources

Having only just turned 23, through circumstance he has been forced into a position of authority when most his age might be gently learning the game, but now he has experience well beyond his years: the play-off final will be his 246th appearance.

We are gently learning to become honest with ourselves, about ourselves.

Sitting on a platform over the water's surface in a penned area, the other two divers and I were allowed to touch the dolphins gently while learning about their behavior and anatomy.

The method, which has not been scientifically proven, includes learning to gently elongate the spine and is taught worldwide by more than 60 instructors, and at Gokhale's Palo Alto wellness center.

I also gently reminded her about learning from families that have survived serious challenges that are around her today.

And if that leads me to places where I don't fit in, then that is where God wants me... getting the tiniest taste of what it means to be an outsider, learning to gently and faithfully preach what God has shown me, even when others disagree, and finding my identity in Christ only, not in my church, not in my friends, not in my fellow Christians, but in Christ alone.

Geoffrey Hinton, a computer scientist at the University of Toronto, speaks less gently about the role that learning machines will play in clinical medicine.

They were learning to fast gently: one day on, one day off.

For me, this has ranged from taking no bullsh*t and standing up for myself to learning how to gently reject or be rejected by another person.

They gently tell me that Hannah is learning to run fast.

Keep reminding the mind gently, like a child who's learning to share cookies with a sibling.