Sentence examples for somewhat gentle from inspiring English sources

A SOMEWHAT GENTLE MAN Opens on Friday in Manhattan.

MIKE HALE A Somewhat Gentle Man Opens on Friday in Manhattan.

Like its glum antihero, "A Somewhat Gentle Man" takes a little time to find its feet.

"However, compared to some others, his political cartoons, even though they hit their mark, are somewhat gentle.

Directed by Hans Petter Moland In Norwegian, with English subtitles 1 hour 43 minutes; not rated Like its glum antihero, "A Somewhat Gentle Man" takes a little time to find its feet.

The island's highest mountain range, the Cordillera Central, trends east-west and exceeds 3,000 feet (900 metres) in many areas; its slopes are somewhat gentle in the north but rise sharply from the south coast to the loftier peaks, topped at about 4,390 feet (1,338 metres) by Cerro de Punta, the highest point on the island.

Finally into the arena strode a third giant, and a somewhat gentler one, Veronese (1528-88).

Mr. Culleton was somewhat gentler in his assessment of Mr. Diallo's behavior, but said he had been acting suspiciously, peering out from the stoop of his building.

In 1997, Michael Gira, the group's front man and founder, disbanded Swans and formed a new ensemble, Angels of Light, whose music sprang from the somewhat gentler vein in which Swans had left off.

Calef's book certainly annoyed the hell out of Cotton Mather – who complained in his diaries of being "the cheef Butt of [Calef's] Malice" – and even of his somewhat gentler father, Increase, who happened to be the president of Harvard.

Mofo Hockey, which has grown to a dozen 15-player teams, is an offshoot of Blacktop Street Hockey, a somewhat gentler and more social brand of the sport that began in 2000 and hosts its games mostly at Tompkins Square Park in the East Village.