Sentence examples for may have gently from inspiring English sources

Young players, on the later tours when Bedser was in charge, may have gently joked about him and called him a bit of an old fogey, out of earshot, but they all had a respect for him and his principles.

Mr. Bush may have spoken gently during the debate about the virtues of displaying "humility".

Daltrey and Townshend may have been gently feuding, but Moon was in the uncharacteristic role of peacemaker and public relations officer.

Rosetta may have come gently to rest in the snow-drift texture of the comet's surface or bounced back into space, as the Philae lander did when it was dispatched in 2014.

And while they may have been gently coaxed into striking acrobatic poses by the artist and photographer Sam Taylor Wood, they carry these mantles of embroidered silk and tulle and feathers as if by birthright.

You may have to gently remind your parents it's your wedding, not theirs.

As for the heavy-hitting dramas that have held up the late hours of weekday nights, they may have to tread more gently.

That's because the other 10,000 may have been vaporised, one of us gently explained.

But the film also suggests, gently, that it may have been amplified by his family life when he was a boy.

If so, Mr. Greenspan may have to move more quickly and less gently than he has apparently been hoping.

Air currents cause the curtains to billow gently so that visitors may have to push the cloth away as they progress.