Sentence examples for published gently from inspiring English sources
There were famous Hollywood romances, of course, like Greta Garbo's with John Gilbert, and scandals, like the Fatty Arbuckle case, in 1921, and also an underground of terrific gossip, but, in general, newspapers and fan magazines published gently whimsical prose about romance and home life in the movie colony.
Speaking in a published media report, President George W. Bush, gently but firmly, voiced his opposition to a GM bailout.
Postscript: After Alice Waters left Paris, Le Figaro published an interview with her in which she gently reviewed her concerns about the Rungis market.
Email is an easy way to gently alert loyal readers about newly published blog posts.
The embedded video comes from Daily Motion, a beautifully designed and cannily marketed French site that publishes serious video and gently mutes its French identity.
I'd glance up every now and then at the gently falling snow, until I was finally finished and the article was published.
Retention of these biologically important glycoproteins and proteoglycans is quantified to be up to 27-fold higher in gently-decellularized lung scaffolds compared to scaffolds generated using a previously published decellularization regimen.
Her first novel, Can We Still be Friends, a gently satirical tale of the lives of three London women in the 1980s, was published last year.
Ezra Klein has a post up today that responds to James Fallows, who had "gently chided" the Washington Post for failing to publish a single story about Peter Orszag's move from the Obama administration to zombie bank Citigroup.
