Sentence examples for gently meant from inspiring English sources

"The new Administration has striven to be businesslike without being bureaucratic...and yet there's something here that chills the heart....we wish that the nation's chosen leader could have forsaken principle this time and taken from an old man what was so gently meant".

Coffee is brewed more gently and meant for quaffing, the kind of drink you sit around with and sip over conversation.

On the neck, the stethoscope needs to be placed gently, which means the user needs to be relaxed.

Rather than barging into the boss' office, banging your fist on the table and shouting, "I deserve a promotion!" use gently persistent means to highlight your value to your boss and the company.

Gently massage means just that! massage means just that!

That meant gently grading the site and using its largest rocks to create an underlying structure that would provide the piece with natural drainage, a project she accomplished with the aid of the landscape architect Edwina von Gal.

In the public sector, this meant gently nudging citizens toward certain choices, through techniques like automatic enrollment and reminder prompts, that take into account the fact that most of us, as Thaler told me, are "more like Homer Simpson than like Albert Einstein".

The Cayenne S's tremendous low-end torque meant gently massaging the throttle was all it took to churn through the muck.

Baldry was actually a new Tory MP. " You pillock, you meant Tony Blair, John Prescottt gently told young Boulton when next they met.

We'll say that her most important line - "Were you in this campaign just for me?" – was meant to gently nudge her supporters to recognise the greater good.

True to its New Age name, the holistic spa aims to treat the whole person -- mind, body and spirit -- and gently instill good habits meant to last long after the visit.