Sentence examples for gently pointing from inspiring English sources

The huge generosity of readers and the helpful letters gently pointing out my mistakes.

"A woman wrote to me gently pointing out, 'Real girls died there.'" If the letter had been more aggressive, he says he would have dismissed it.

She chides him gently about his manners and his wardrobe — she does everything gently — pointing out that his somber black suit and tie are no longer required for occasions of mourning.

("This bit," she would say gently, pointing to the weak underbelly of a manuscript. "Well, it's brilliant, of course, but it might be a little broad, do you know?") Her favorite compliment was "divine".

He cannot bear the thought of people wanting for warmth, but his tendency to cut people a break is one reason Hometown Energy isn't making much money, as his understanding partner keeps gently pointing out.

He settled for gently pointing out that even the director general of the BBC and the chair of the BBC Trust had given his proposals a cautious thumbs-up.

He gently pointed that out.

Mr. Glucroft gently pointed out that they are called synagogues.

He gently pointed out that the filter was turned the wrong way, blocking the linkage.

(Here the finger is gently pointed at children who give up too easily).

The software gently points out errors and asks the customer to re-enter the information.