A heavily cited example was the way Chance's team used his clout to nudge MTV News into removing an already published, gently critical review of his 2016 tour in MTV News.
It depends surely on what sort of books, what sort of TV? James's substantial televisual output in the 80s and 90s included a gently mocking review of foreign programmes.
By Ian Crouch August 20, 2010 This week, as they have done each August since 1998, Tom McBride and Ron Nief released the Beloit College Mindset List, a pithy, gently condescending review of the historical touchstones that define this year's incoming class of college freshmen (or "first years," or whatever they're called now).
I believe that the process of reviewing the day and gently relaxing into "going to sleep" is the reason I sleep uninterrupted through the night.
Eventually, enough of these secret fans grow up and get together, and the writer is designated a Genius, acquiring all the encumbrances of genius: fans, notes, annotated editions, and gently disparaging comprehensive reviews.
The gently named "spending review" announced last week by Prime Minister David Cameron and the chancellor of the exchequer, George Osborne, seeks to erase most of their nation's structural deficit within five years, effectively closing a deficit of more than 11 percent of economic output by slashing spending and raising taxes.
I gently poke him, thinking he is awake and playing sleep to entertain me, or still falling asleep, reviewing the evening in his mind.
Early reviews were gently deprecating, and the original chef, an alumnus of Picholine, soon left.
Her sister Lily Midgen, 6, turned a bit shy when asked for a review, but gently waved the leafy twig used in the Birnam Wood scene.
supervisors, technicians and operators in Pittsburgh, all volunteers, have been calling pupils after school twice a week to remind them gently about their homework and review fractions.
