Sentence examples for more gently a from inspiring English sources

A more polite person would have put that sentiment more gently; a less influential person would simply have been ignored.

Keeping the electronics and explosives intact at launch requires "shaping" the energy as it is delivered to the projectile so that it accelerates a little more gently, says a former US defence official.

Made of a hygienic silicone that resists bacteria and massages gums more gently than a traditional toothbrush, this is likely a toiletry essential your mom hasn't seen before.

The movie descends to earth more gently, with a black-and-white close-up of Ms. Gheorghiu, who utters a hiccuppy little sigh that echoes comically off her still resonant final cries and reminds us that we are back in the real world.

The electric field is then reduced and its direction rotated by 120º, pushing the DNA molecules more gently in a second direction.

In America, we are now cruising somewhat more gently into a new era.

Other viruses such as HIV are released more gently by a process called budding.

But there is still a chance to act a little more gently, to take a breath.

But it is hard not to feel wistful about Shepherd, a man who does things more gently; who ended a Test session with the words: "It's tea, and than means scones and Devonshire clotted cream".

Veteran Chilean director Miguel Littin showed his muscles in Dawson Isla 10, a harrowing drama about the treatment of political prisoners by the regime of Augusto Pinochet, while Alejandro Fernández Almendras trod more gently in Huacho, a touching family saga following 24 hours in the life of a poor provincial family.

In Grieg's "Verschwiegene Nachtigall and Fauré's "Paradis" she used a more gently burnished sound to create a sense of intimacy, and she used the brighter edge of her voice in two more chromatic works, Wolf's "Begegnung" and Berg's "Nachtigall".