Sentence examples for such gentleness from inspiring English sources

Turn Out Your Dead!' There is no such gentleness at the Prison Ship Martyrs Monument in Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn.

But the whole thing has such gentleness, reticence and intelligence, reinforced by the director's long, static takes, and his rare use of close-up.

But I hope it's all right to say that, managed with such gentleness and sensitivity by the staff, Helen's death felt oddly like the labour of birth: exhausting and devastating, yes, but natural too and, in some strange way, productive.

He is getting to his feet and standing there speaking to her, touching her, with such mildness and gentleness and consolation.

Williams had a way of making insane goings-on feel all right for his audience, because he had such sensitivity and gentleness when he was calm.

"Such a mixture of gentleness and violence is characteristic of the Thai people and their culture," the Thai poet Montri Umavijani wrote.

Ronald Reagan's air of gentleness was such that few people noticed, or could believe they were noticing, that he had little private empathy with them.

At the same time it was said of him that his gentleness was such that anyone who came to speak to him, even for reproof, went away happier.

"The Unknowable" (2004): Edmund Morris on Ronald Reagan's mysterious life: "Reagan's air of gentleness was such that few people noticed, or could believe they were noticing, that he had little private empathy with them," Morris writes.

Few women poets write asking for help, and his encouragement is certainly directed at young men such as Stephen Spender and W H Auden, but his tact and gentleness suggest that he might have been equally helpful to young women poets such as Elizabeth Smart had they approached him.

The experimental evaluation indicated that reducing the declustering field showed essentially no gain in polymer coverage and resulted in further losses of instrument sensitivity, confirming that the heated capillary temperature effectively defined the gentleness of the interface under such conditions.