Sentence examples for gently recommend from inspiring English sources
The phrase "gently recommend" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting something in a polite and soft manner, often to avoid sounding too forceful or direct. Example: "I would gently recommend that you consider taking a break to recharge your energy."
According to Press, Kardashian's visit adhered to a time-honored P.R. strategy, in which a scandal-plagued star's handlers gently recommend that she show her philanthropic side.
If you don't, don't (although we gently recommend you do).
For those of you who haven't plopped down your 30 bucks to see Hot Hot Heat open for the fucking Editors, may we gently recommend stopping by the Cake Shop this evening to catch Mike Bones.
Using a turkey baster to water your plant gently is recommended by Venus flytrap growers.
Most herb books recommend gently snipping them with scissors, but it's much more satisfying to take a well-honed Chinese cleaver to a bunch and fill a measuring cup with snippets within a minute or so.
Adding less liquid, as Stein and Hayden recommend, gently steams the meat, so it's moist, but still retains its distinctive flavour – rely on its own juices, as Buxton does, and you get a great-tasting kleftiko that's just a touch dry.
Pearson recommends gently taking your child's ear between your thumb and forefinger and roll and tug from top to bottom.
Instead, she recommends gently using a broom to push the animal into, appropriately, a trash can or bin, or sliding a piece of cardboard beneath a box, like you would a (giant, hairy, hissing) spider.
wikiHow strongly recommends gently walking through this move, rather than performing it at full speed.
If the baby is still breastfeeding, her doctor will likely recommend that you gently stretch the baby's tongue yourself, after cleaning your hands.
Ottolenghi may be averse to squeezing because he leaves his aubergine in "long thin strips" rather than mashing it gently, as Seal, Helou and Roden recommend.
