As valley runs go, it is fast and icy, and lacks all gentleness.
Seward lacked Lincoln's gentleness of humour and touch, but he was nonetheless a fascinating figure.
After a few weeks in the clouds, I was returned to earth with an abrupt lack of gentleness in a past captains match last week.
I'm not sure why Romney figures this July debate would feature a lack of gentleness.
In a 1961 essay, Wright made this denigration of artistry explicit: "It should be unnecessary to say that gentleness and courage in dealing with a subject matter very close to life... are primarily matters of personal character; and that, where the character is lacking, no amount of literary skill can substitute for it".
We will miss her gentleness, humor and love.
Nonetheless, the social and psychological characteristics often ascribed to the Khmer individualism, conservatism, patience, gentleness, and lack of concern for material wealth represent Buddhist ideals toward which Cambodians, especially in rural areas, continue to aspire.
One Hadith describes God as "gentle and loves gentleness.
Kindness, gentleness, humor and a lack of arrogance are still very desired qualities these days, I hope.
Yet they maintain a distinctive element of calm, a clarity of composition and a gentleness characterized by a lack of sudden movement or extreme emotion.
Unlike most of the great philosophers, Spinoza has a reputation for living an exemplary, almost saintly life, characterised by modesty, gentleness, integrity, intellectual courage, disregard for wealth and a lack of worldly ambition.
