This programme looked, gently, but with justice at its core, towards the future.
When in doubt about how the facts will be perceived, she advised, look gently for more clues.
The prisoner Jesus continues to look gently into the old Cardinal's face, who longs for him to say something, no matter how terrible.
The emerging conventional wisdom suggests that if you want to behave like a grown-up, you'll go on Colbert's show, and if you want to make a dent on social media, you'll go to Fallon and make yourself look gently ridiculous in exchange for a little viral gold dust.
But when a harbor fraud exposé rolls off the presses in the nick of time and upsets a hostile town-hall meeting, it's the hangman's knot for the whole picture.As the crusader, Norman Wooland hasn't quite made the jump from his Horatio in Olivier's "Hamlet" and can hardly be blamed for looking gently confused throughout.
Speaking thoughtfully and slowly, looking gently haunted, he talked about political art, humor and text in visual art, zines, and reading Zane Grey as a child, and mentioned, to my surprise, that recently he'd been working in a _New Yorker _cartoon idiom, in the tradition of Peter Arno.
When no one is looking, gently set it down.
They do what every British soldier does best, they brew some tea and stay put.' The battlefield looks like gently undulating moorland below a ridge of low mountains, until we get out of the land rover and get gobsmacked by a real idea of what a slog it must have been for the troops scrambling up the ridges and gulleys with their 60-pound packs.
Praise how adorable she looks, and gently joke about fending off boys at the swimming pool.
Look it over for any injuries, then if it looks okay, gently place it back in the nest.
