Sentence examples for thought gently from inspiring English sources

Whenever you find yourself focusing on more than one activity or thought, gently repeat to yourself "be here, now" until you can refocus your concentration.[11].[11]

The trademark polycarbonate Lumia body has been carried over, and with it comes much of the same design language — think gently curving midsections and tapered edges.

Those in the keep pile are either useful, beautiful, or both; those in the Toss pile are sent to the trash; and those in the Donate pile are no longer useful to you, but could find new life with another family (think gently-used clothing, furniture, books, and housewares).

Yes, I have Michael's permission to use his name and his full message and, no, I'm not going to make fun of it -- I thought he gently raised a point worthy of discussion and it's representative of many e-mails I received yesterday.

With women's clothing, it may be more tricky as those who think their gently used clothes are worth selling, as opposed to donating, are generally hoping to make a little money.

I thought I'd gently get back into the swing of things," she says.

Abramson hired a lawyer and thought she was gently pursuing her salary and pension case with Sulzberger and Thompson.

At one point, Thea fantasizes about her friend Sissy and Sissy's secret paramour, Boone: "I thought of Boone gently and urgently kneading her breasts".

Murray writes of The Macquarie Dictionary (1981), in an essay titled "Centering the Language", that it shows "how much larger and richer our dialect is than many had thought, in part by gently but firmly shifting our linguistic perception, so that our entire language is henceforth centred for us, not thousands of miles away, but here where we live".

At first, I think Altman is gently taking the piss.

For that reason, he thinks Ive is gently, and gradually, ambling towards the exit door.