Sentence examples for may I gently from inspiring English sources

Speaking in the Commons, Mr Stewart told MPs: "May I gently remind the House that an illegal incursion into British Gibraltarian sovereign waters is actually, technically an act of war? "What is happening at the moment is wrong and we should do something about it.

May I gently remind these people that my daughter is waiting for their gifts?

May I gently suggest -- if it is not forbidden by their religion -- that next year the 44 Gentile victims be included in the prayers.

"May I gently ask the minister to face the house?" Bercow said, according to Hansard's version here, adding: "I am sure that opposition members will want to see his face".

2. The conversation of these peripatetics, if they would so allow to be named, could be gently (may I repeat the word "gentle," as an adverb) recorded/filmed (without brain-busting soundbites), touching on subjects beyond "I've been working out since age five;" "I'm so grateful to my coach for getting the best out of me;" "My single-parent Mom made it possible for me to be a gold-winner".

May I suggest beginning by softly, gently and patiently forgiving yourself for EVERYTHING.

Far from being a period when trade unions were betrayed, it was the most benign period in their history and, if I may gently point out to Ward, the importance of winning elections can be summed up in four words – the trade union bill.

I gently told her that may not be good for either one of them.

You may want to gently ( and I want to emphasize gently here) suggest to your daughter that she unfriend the ex-boyfriend on Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat so that she doesn't drive herself crazy looking at his pictures and postings.

The film may be gently satirical, but its heart belongs to Britain.

The Borders landscape may be gently undulating, but its history is every bit as dramatic as that of the north.