Sentence examples for gently sometimes from inspiring English sources

More often he rocks while he is asleep, sometimes gently, sometimes violently.

And Washington will have to keep nudging the Iraqis (sometimes gently, sometimes more firmly) toward solutions.

He speaks gently, sometimes resting his head in his hand, as if he is struggling to make sense of a crazy world.

Old-style wines, obsolete techniques and winemakers living in the past are being pushed aside, sometimes gently, sometimes abruptly, to make way for the new.

In ninety-five Microes, "Micro" led the audience sometimes gently, sometimes punishingly into a strange world where the musical and the human overlapped.

Not even that gently sometimes: there are, in the centre of the city, giggling stalls inviting one to "celebrate" the Trabbie [Trabant], and take lurching tours in its Toytown tin design.

He insults, but gently, and sometimes even offers praise.

What follows in the next 14 or so minutes are gently hovering, sometimes layered and obliquely angled images of windows and reflections, as well as more flowers and trees.

Users will stop using services, if internet companies persist with gently, though sometimes not, disrespecting privacy boundaries in pursuit of growth or innovation.

Everywhere I travel, from North Africa to Europe to Asia, dark-skinned people approach me and, usually gently but sometimes aggressively, establish a bond.

Mr. Drummond's music was often gently atmospheric, sometimes with subtle touches of humor, and almost always steeped in an otherworldly sense of color, which arose from his peculiar approach to instrumentation.