Sentence examples for remarkably gently from inspiring English sources
As the procession of nervous hopefuls flock in, they treat them remarkably gently, looking gutted when they have to dish out a no.
His "we" is remarkably un-royal, gently and almost earthily nosistic, a chorus that feels remote and yet related to the reader, as if we could hear our own offspring, a network of strangers and yet blood.
Some of these gently blurred pictures feel remarkably current, despite their antiquated stylings and hints of starchy Victorian moralism.
And over the years he has developed and sustained a remarkably distinctive narrative tone: calm, wry, intimate, gently interrogative.
It is a remarkably picturesque place, with sun-washed fields and farmland gently sloping down to the river.
He dispenses with his trademark Bavarian-accented voiceover here, though his gently forthright questioning and nose for everyday surrealism prove remarkably effective.
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The puppetry was wonderful, from Pulcinella's spidery extending arms to the delicacy of the doll's on-point ballet dance to the remarkably affecting sequence in which she nurses the soldier, his head lying gently in her lap.
Swanberg moves smoothly and gently through their lives, and his camera (Ben Richardson is the cinematographer), hanging close but not too close, is remarkably sensitive to the distance that determines mood.
