Sentence examples for gently points from inspiring English sources

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

When a photo reveals a girl who, as Rebecca gently points out, looks closer to 4, Annie's enthusiasm suddenly falters.

In naming one of the cousins Clay, Chabon gently points to the novel's mainspring: the character's intensely dependent, synergistic relationship.

Deborah Orr is a favourite who gently points out alternative values and I find the Family section fascinating and often professionally enlightening.

Many such gems fall from the mouth of Lips; after everything on tour goes "drastically wrong," he gently points out that "at least there was a tour for it to go wrong on".

But, he gently points out, immortality does not help with this: If your life is directed toward nurturing others who need your protection and guidance, and if, unluckily, you die before they are ready to cope without you, the fact that you will be restored — and maybe restored to them in some entirely different state — is immaterial.

He gently pointed that out.

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

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

We gently pointed out to him that it was indeed six o'clock – in the evening.

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