" That gentleness can be heard on lead single "Peak Magnetic.
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Finally, we need some humor and gentleness in this exchange.
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When it comes to cleaning a smartphone, gentleness is key.
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It can show gentleness and compassion or carelessness and incompetence.
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Clearly, Goyette's unrelenting anger does not care for subtlety or gentleness.
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Give a toddler boy a baby doll and praise his gentleness.
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In the male-dominated world of EDM, that gentleness felt refreshing.
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There's a certain gentleness to him but he also has power.
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Confusion will come up in your partnerships, so proceed with gentleness.
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They had never thought to approach their own setbacks with gentleness.
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What could have been an incendiary meeting was instead one of gentleness.
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There's a certain gentleness in this country that scares the whole world.
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The most remarkable aspect of this movie is its perhaps unwitting gentleness.
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Art, life, body, marriage, knowing, divorce, uncertainty, gentleness, power, sex and dance.
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But for all of the gentleness Adelman sees in Catch, it polarizes customers.
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What a powerhouse you are in all your precious gentleness and blooming heart.
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What are age appropriate ways to start teaching my boys consent, gentleness, peacemaking?
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" She sees Marie's face fall and adds, with surprising gentleness, "It's understandable, though.
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A lifelong friend to other animals, she displayed an endearing gentleness toward cats.
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The gentleness of film allies perfectly with the subject matter he sensitively conveys.
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A compelling new voice in literary fiction, she handles her characters with gentleness.
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She asked me, with utmost compassion and gentleness, if I considered myself disabled.
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Bioderma — and micellar waters in general — are a godsend just for their effortless gentleness.
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A lot of people look at it this way, as Danish gentleness and politeness.
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If kindness and gentleness are at all an option, they are the only option.
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His voice was soft and the gentleness of his tone made her even more nervous.
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If you think their uncharacteristic gentleness is a testament to your good behavior, think again.
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"She was all about peace and gentleness and kindness," Lynn McDonnell told CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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"I just liked the gentleness, of her kind of being dissolved away," Ms. Kastelle said.
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If you confidently claim your gentleness and sweetness and femininity, people may actually be impressed.
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Let her teach her daughters that modesty, patience, and gentleness are the charms of a women.
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My independence, natural joy, gentleness, and steady lifestyle I had been enjoying became distorted beyond recognition.
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The thin carpet beneath me adds a touch of gentleness as I scratch up his skin.
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The very fact that I was naked with this woman, and there was all this gentleness.
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And in this controlled gentleness, there's sophistication — making the prison gruel seem like sous-vide steak.
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"That's becoming a more prominent value in American death care, the idea of gentleness," he said.
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In the heavy months awaiting trial, Harris has been trying to hang on to his gentleness.
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These videos had a gentleness in common that many of the users found hard to describe.
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Her endless patience was wearing thin, her natural gentleness was hardening, and she seemed uncharacteristically annoyed.
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And maybe we just need some extra gentleness and understanding, and a whole lot of grace.
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So there's this gentleness and a generosity between them, but it's the wrong relationship to be having.
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Bonjour Tristesse has a gentleness about it that speaks to the pre-linguistic level of our understanding.
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It dispenses care with the gentleness of a mom tending to a kid with a sore throat.
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Eric's great contribution is to show how to mix conviction on racial matters with humility and gentleness.
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I saw the possibilities in what he did with his role; the love and gentleness he had.
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With the chipper, big-brother gentleness of a sophomore at freshman orientation, he pointed us around the space.
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There was a gentleness, a thoughtfulness, and a self-effacing quality to how they wanted to ensure change.
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There's also a gentleness in the love between Akira and Ryo, two long-time friends — or maybe more.
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They're just as '80s-inspired as the classic Gossip soul/punk screamers, but the new gentleness is interesting.
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It seems like you've always been able to maintain this place of this tenderness, and gentleness, and vulnerability.
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He reached around and tried to poke one of the halves with exceeding gentleness into the exit wound.
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Porgy's gentleness and sympathy, beautifully rendered by Mr. Greene, draw Bess to him for Gershwin's soaring love duets.
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This year, for example, robots cruised the fair's convention space, offering with exquisite gentleness to shake visitors' hands.
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In his gentleness that contained wisdom, in his diffidence that contained enthusiasm, in his discretion that contained curiosity.
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In the final essay, "Skepticism and Affirmation," Scanlon writes with gravitas, dignity, and gentleness — and why shouldn't she?
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Whereas there's a gentleness and a subtlety to Queller, "Sievert" is churning and monolithic while retaining a groove.
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But what is most remarkable is the gentleness with which Ma describes those working within the capital-S System.
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And yet, there is a gentleness running through the paintings, a sense of humor at once compassionate and tough.
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It paints borders rooted deep in the American soul — between countries, races, abilities, and desires — with compassion and gentleness.
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"A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood" celebrates the virtues of patient listening, gentleness and the honest expression of feelings.
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Like a conductor, Ruffalo guides the moth onto his hand—a gesture that underscores his character's gentleness and vulnerability.
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Her voice has less plummy power than Ms. Rachvelishvili's, but it penetrates, without ever losing its gentleness of texture.
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But because of your meekness and gentleness in the midst of trials, I always come out loving you even more.
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ARROYO: We need a little more of that tenderness and gentleness on TV, nonpolitical -- INGRAHAM: Banish that from your wardrobe.
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"We couple strength with gentleness, and love our country wisely," one self-declared member wrote on the Youth League microblog.
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It is only through gentleness that Brysen can tame a raptor, and only through love that Kylee can command one.
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He conducted (from the lute) a performance of relaxed gentleness, which occasionally could have benefited from a bit more intensity.
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If you are who I think, know that you had an aura of good vibes and gentleness that was appreciated.
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She had turned me down with gentleness and honesty — maybe just like she would have turned down any other guy.
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Ms. Binoche's character is modeled somewhat after Mr. Preljocaj; she expresses, in her own way, something of his firm gentleness.
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There was certainly much slashing intensity and incisive attack, but also gentleness and hazy colorings in the "Child Juliet" section.
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There is a gentleness to these places that I can't find in the world during the time of COVID-19.
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Even in its gentleness, with mildly Afro-futuristic lyrics about journeys and persistence and love, "We Are King" is pretty stubborn.
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It wasn't that this set her off, but that she had come to view any trace amount of gentleness with distrust.
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I feel like they channeled the spirit and the tone, the gentleness of this couple, and the quiet that they are.
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Fearlessly he stood in the path of governments and corporations: for "powers and dominations" remained subject to Christ, to his gentleness.
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Gentleness as the source of power in a brutal world seemed like a pretty vital queering of the epic to me.
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Men and women keep driving each other crazy in bed and in the head, but with more mutual sympathy and gentleness.
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Kellen Heniford, a graduate student in the history department, said she found the seeming gentleness and slowness of the outcome galling.
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" In such a fight, he continued, "we must honestly ask ourselves whether those that we fight for can afford our gentleness.
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There is a surreal quality to them, an artful gentleness to the lines and colors that resembles that of her photographs.
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From the pews he seemed a study in contrasts, a warrior priest who found joy in duty and measured strength in gentleness.
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But Mr Kore-Eda enchants us with scenes of stealthy, affectionate comedy, and with the sheer gentleness of the actors' nuanced performances.
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Ms. Silverman and her cast find an amiable gentleness that matches Mr. Lipton's low-key absurdism, which makes everything all the funnier.
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Mr. Leonhardt's performances showed a certain gentleness, whereas Mr. Harnoncourt's were more assertive, with phrasings and accentuations that sometimes bordered on mannerism.
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" Later in the statement, Miller said, "My independence, natural joy, gentleness, and steady lifestyle I had been enjoying became distorted beyond recognition.
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Selin could be any number of his gentle, ineffectual intellectuals, whose very gentleness and ineffectuality make them so important, according to Nabokov.
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When we make a step with gentleness, we let him walk with us, and we allow him to continue within our steps.
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I love people screaming at each other, but I also get great value from peace, and from gentleness, and from tenderness, and sweetness.
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The response to this particular image has been that there's a softness and gentleness that you usually don't see associated Tubman, he said.
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These deep-sea organisms, some being thousands of years old, deserve to be treated with a similar gentleness when we're interacting with them.
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And if "Beautiful" never acquires the flashy momentum of "Jersey Boys," it may come in part from the deferential gentleness of its heroine.
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Fidelity, gentleness, a willingness to do more listening than speaking — Driver and Jarmusch both suggest these are the true building blocks of manhood.
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In this moment of hashtagged, trending fury, the movie reminded me that gentleness, too, has its role in transforming the lives of Americans.
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If you have the patience and gentleness with hinges necessary to get the Lomography Square Camera to work, it can do a lot.
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In "Scared Song," from her late-1980s album "Do You Be," a mood of lulling gentleness was eventually whipped into hyperventilation and howling.
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" Michele McNally, The Times's director of photography, said: "Bill was an extraordinary man, his commitment and passion unparalleled, his gentleness and humility inspirational.
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Yet, while voices are occasionally raised, the prevailing air is of a sad, apologetic gentleness, of fellow feeling among people bruised by life.
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"There's a kind of gentleness in his acting, his interpretation, that you don't often see," he said by phone a few days later.
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This shift in energy finds you facing the world with a curiosity and gentleness that will connect you with lovely people and experiences.
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"If you see the police, national security or community workers, greet them with gentleness," Wen Hongbin, an elder at Xishuipang, told the congregation.
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This is not exactly a rare war-movie notion, but "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk" explores it with gentleness rather than sentimental bombast.
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As a result, one of the defining qualities of a Christian's witness to the world should be gentleness, an irenic spirit and empathy.
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But I think much of the focus on how the show feels over what the show is can be attributed to Hilda's gentleness.
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Ma's prose is so efficient, but what is most remarkable is the gentleness with which Ma describes those working within the capital-S System.
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His size and heavy, wheezing breaths give the impression of a steam locomotive given human form, but there's also an unexpected gentleness to him.
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When you hear his voice, when you see his gentleness with his son, that's a very different image from that of the absent father.
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Not only does she hold the egg with a gentleness previously only seen in Pixar shorts, but she seems reluctant to give it back.
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There's a lot of pain and chaos in the world right now — we decided to bring a little gentleness and normalcy into our lives.
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After we ate, Mom put her hand on my shoulder with a gentleness that became the most maternal moment from her I can recall.
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Trump has abandoned the Judeo-Christian aspirations that have always represented America's highest moral ideals: toward love, charity, humility, goodness, faith, temperance and gentleness.
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For me, gentleness was key: It created an environment in which people were willing to hear new views and felt less nervous asking questions.
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There's a great broken humanity to him and a great gentleness, which is a crazy word to say in regards to the Three Stooges.
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The sirens of sexual revolution sing with surprising gentleness in "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice," the New Group's musical adaptation of Paul Mazursky's 1969 movie.
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Adrián Sandí, a brilliantly cool yet tender soloist, produced a burnt, hazy siren near the end, then utter gentleness, before a wailing, emphatic coda.
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It taught me to think clearly about the consequences of my actions, to understand the importance of positive reinforcement and gentleness in negotiating trust.
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Her gentleness and sweet humor keep the exhibition free of the high seriousness that can make some conceptual art so dry and off-putting.
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Instead, they should pursue their profession "with Christian style, treating clients with gentleness and courtesy, offering them always a good word and encouragement," he said.
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Though these two heroes have inherited a brutal legacy of violence, their power comes through the birds of prey, and so their heroism demands gentleness.
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Historically, masters encouraged games and military drills, as a way of exhausting the body and beating out any dangerous tendencies like gentleness, kindness, and affection.
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But what makes the image linger isn't how it fits into the movie's controlling metaphor but the everyday gentleness of one creature tending to another.
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"What to me characterized Anne was her gentleness and her strength," said Hélène Fresnel, a journalist at Psychologies Magazine and a friend of Ms. Dufourmantelle's.
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Roberta Allen's gentleness and sweet humor keep this exhibition free of the high seriousness that can make some conceptual art so dry and off-putting.
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For 15 minutes Österlund sawed away at each of the two volunteers with a gentleness that only enhanced the suggestion of the pain he was inflicting.
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All of their instincts about how they were supposed to treat a woman — kindness, gentleness, all of that — were removed from them because of FLDS culture.
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But she worries that stopping what she had set in motion "would require an amount of tact and gentleness that she felt was impossible to summon".
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"My independence, natural joy, gentleness, and steady lifestyle I had been enjoying became distorted beyond recognition," she said, according to a transcript first published by BuzzFeed.
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"My independence, natural joy, gentleness, and steady lifestyle I had been enjoying became distorted beyond recognition," she said, according to a transcript first published by BuzzFeed.
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As described by St. Paul, the "fruit of the Spirit" includes forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control, hardly qualities one associates with Mr. Trump.
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We can define these parameters loosely as: The aesthetic of hopepunk can be seen as part of a broader cultural embrace of "softness," wholesomeness, and gentleness.
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By the 18th century, a seductive gentleness had settled into Mexican church art, as seen in Miguel Cabrera's allegorical picture "The Divine Spouse" from around 1750.
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The acts of cruelty that Poornima and Savitha face in America are woven in with gentleness, kindness and even indifference, allowing the cruelty to come alive.
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That said, there is a tenderness that peeks through here, not just in the gentleness of the sing-rapping, but also in some of the lyrics.
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" But she found that after her accidents, she received special attention from her friends, who "rubbed my neck and back gently" and "oozed gentleness all over me.
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Finally, Nintendo has imbued, in its inimitable way, the entire world with a gentleness and positivity that make the game suitable for all ages and all gamers.
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Tracker would be sullen and resentful, reserving his gentleness for a group of deformed children, called mingi , whom he meets through an "anti-witch" called the Sangoma.
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With its weird calm, its surprising gentleness and its ingenious arsenal of theatrical deflections, it is such an aesthetic experience that it sometimes becomes an anesthetic one.
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He puts flesh on the man by tapping into his humor, longing, dread and gentleness, qualities that convey the story's most painful stakes better than any battle.
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As for the star, Neeson has whittled his winter persona down to a haggard nub of weary anger, purging any inkling of gentleness, melancholy or self-awareness.
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The word gentle often carries a negative connotation (especially in the workplace), but in reality, it's the gentleness of being graceful that gives ultra successful leaders their power.
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At 22 years old, Bolu, who asked to be identified only by his middle name in order to protect his identity, already had an uncommon wisdom and gentleness.
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In particular, the refined, skin tone-inspired Pink Gold color scheme is intended to soothe and incorporate a touch of gentleness, radiance and sophistication to the smartphones' design.
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They require time and attention and care, and to appreciate that is a kind of gentleness of the spirit, something that is also needed now more than ever.
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And its essence—a perfect blend of vulnerability, elusiveness, and gentleness, still—has kept me transfixed by Solȧna, the woman, and SZA, the artist, from that moment on.
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Mine with him, on a winter's evening drive when I was 12, was light on the mechanical issues but heavy on the subjects of gentleness, respect and love.
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The drag on the arm, which in the swimming stroke would be provided by the resistance of the water, is here a result of an emotion, a gentleness.
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Mr Ellams has explained how the vulnerability of a man having a shave, with a razor to his neck, creates "a place of delicacy, of gentleness, of absolute trust".
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" "Not ascribing to traditional models of healing such as gentleness and self-love has allowed me to be very raw and aggressive in my recounting of abuse through art.
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The sheer chilliness and quiet of Tomas Alfredson's film helps make it effective, but its surprising blend of gentleness and gore and its terrific kid cast make it memorable.
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"As a family, we will always remember his astonishing life force, his compelling honesty, his outrageous sense of humor, and surprising gentleness," a statement from the Janes family read.
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"There's a lot of pain and chaos in the world right now — we decided to bring a little gentleness and normalcy into our lives," Warren tweeted at the time.
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However, the series approaches these moments with an unabashed gentleness that portrays mental illness as something that's multi-faceted and manageable, rather than something to live in fear of.
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She greets him, brushing his face with her hand — a moment of unnerving gentleness from a complete and total monster — before sitting him down at a table for supper.
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As Mr. Carter became the national scapegoat, the qualities that once made him the antidote to Richard Nixon — his piety, simplicity, openness, gentleness — could now be coded as impotence.
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If you're touching your partner's testicles for the first time, it's best to err on the side of gentleness to begin with — unless, of course, they tell you otherwise.
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But what is as distinguishable about his work is something less nameable — there is a kind of patience to his images, a gentleness, a suggested communion between two people.
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Especially [with] Quest and his relationship with his daughter, there's this tenderness, this love, this gentleness—and it's not like I just found this one gentle, nice, tender, black father.
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Rye's life is a testament to a beautiful sentiment Saint Francis de Sales put this way - nothing is so strong as gentleness, and nothing is so gentle as real strength.
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Petit's fable, based on a libretto by the playwright Jean Anouilh, contrasted the gentleness of the beast with the prejudice of a society that kills those who upset established order.
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At the same time, the show pushes back at homophobia—subtly, without cant—by celebrating gentleness, candor, and vulnerability, the ebb and flow of emotion among people who mean well.
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Dr. Kreizler spends his non-sleuthing hours dealing with the living, not the dead; his work with troubled and vulnerable patients — children in particular — requires sensitivity, gentleness and genuine care.
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Mr. Gilbert emphasized gentleness wherever possible — and sometimes where you wouldn't think it possible, as in the third-movement scherzo, a ghostly dance that was here neither ghostly nor dancey.
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With the terrible knowledge of hindsight, the gentleness of "The Great Dictator" and the high spirits of "To Be or Not to Be" take on a special kind of poignancy.
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Life is terrible and yet, as played with ineffable gentleness by Ms. Wiest, whose alto flute of a voice has never seemed so gay and vulnerable, Winnie is no whiner.
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Learning to trust that and to rely on the foundational gentleness of its world is how "Schitt's Creek" has improved steadily since Season 1, which was often glib and noisy.
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Thank YOU all so much for your kindness and support and curiosity and gentleness as I fumbled my way through this crazy brutal amazing journey to get here to motherhood. Wow.
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Gypsy letting the gerbils go free after she escapes the murder scene — a signal that she still had some gentleness left in her after going through with planning Dee Dee's murder.
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Christian values might be called "feminine" (patience, forbearance, gentleness), but the purveyors of those values are expected to carry on often intense work in a solitary way with minimal support. Bitching?
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As part of an innovative generation of fantasy cartoons pioneered by the likes of Adventure Time, Regular Show, and Gravity Falls, it shines for its gentleness, emotional sensitivity, and visual beauty.
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The characters have enough dimension to avoid appearing to be symbols of a social tragedy, and the movie's relative gentleness makes the harsher realities of Brandon's world all the more distressing.
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I am eternally grateful to her for her gentleness and honesty, and without her friendship, I'm not sure that I would have found the courage to take such an enormous risk.
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The spare, sparkling "All I Need" is a forthright, downright prom-worthy love song—a relative rarity for Yorke—and the ghostly hums of "Jigsaw Falling into Place" have a serene gentleness.
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The spare, sparkling "All I Need" is a forthright, downright prom-worthy love song—a relative rarity for Yorke—and the ghostly hums of "Jigsaw Falling into Place" have a serene gentleness.
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We don't remember things as they are; we remember them as they appear to us now, from the distance of years, with the gentleness and ruefulness that accompany the passage of time.
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In addition to its gentleness and cost (aquamation for dogs runs anywhere from $150 to $400, while cremation is around $100), veterinarians and pet funeral homes began to market aquamation's environmental benefits.
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The gentleness of the people, how serene they seemed, and not in any weird or ethereal way—it reminded me of the old country people I grew up with around South Louisiana.
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Here, there's a gentleness that softens the severity of what is happening, with Nicholson's frequent cutaways to scenes of beautiful seaside scenery reminding us that everyone is going to be just fine.
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"Herz Schmerz," expressing a sensibility that Mr. Heginbotham and Ms. Kalman share (it's their second collaboration), reproduces much of Walser's gentleness, sweetness and humility — and the modern-sounding side of his humor.
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I strive to live my life in a way in which the fruits of the spirit are readily apparent; those fruits being love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, gentleness, faithfulness, and self control.
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Likewise, repeat clients show up happy some days and grouchy others, and I need to notice—and remember—whether the cure for a client's bad mood is gentleness or an extra hard slap.
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Similarly, tiny gestures in other paintings — a finger touching a stack of white towels, a bottle cap in the hand of a portrait subject — are emblematic of the gentleness of Mr. Duwenhögger's art.
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"I chose abstinence over indulgence," he says, and Pattinson is so fiercely ascetic in the role that, were it not for Monte's gentleness toward Willow, you might mistake him for an android stowaway.
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James, in patchwork jeans and a denim oxford, commanded the room with a generous attention that took a variety of forms, depending on the student who was receiving it: gentleness, prodding, bemused sarcasm.
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Anna expressed strength and weakness, and while staying true to herself, joyfully embodied the contradictions of all that is feminine: hence charm and violence, gentleness and ferocity, folly and lucidity, courage and fragility.
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For Barthes, a single pic of his recently deceased mother, the so-called "Winter Garden Photograph," captured what he considered her defining characteristic ("the assertion of a gentleness") and the essence of photography.
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And on top of that, there was a gentleness about him it was personally that if he disagreed with you, you know, you never felt the attacked -- you know, he just disagreed with you.
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But the thought of what it would take to stop what she had set in motion was overwhelming; it would require an amount of tact and gentleness that she felt was impossible to summon.
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And we have some of those books, which spoke to the unlearned in their own languages, and were as fluent in high thought and visionary gentleness as anything ever written by a Christian hand.
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Joshua Wynter brings an ease to both Marley and the merry Mr. Fezziwig, Scrooge's long-ago boss, while Nathan Richard Wagner gives a gentleness to Bob Cratchit and a teasing flirtatiousness to Mrs. Fezziwig.
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In an "us" versus "them" culture — when most artists have become a "them" to the ruler, what hope is there for gentleness in civil discourse, a welcome difference of opinions, multiplicity, empathy and grace?
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There's the My So-Called Life and the Freaks and Geeks route, which is all about recognizing how low-stakes and silly most high school drama is and treating it with empathy and gentleness regardless.
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They were aware of how it was all going to turn out, and their gentleness in treating humanity, even for all of our flaws and all of our misbehaviors, was really a source of inspiration.
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But these small nods to whimsy, to gentleness, and to more vulnerable emotions are a vital reminder that humanity, despite all current appearances to the contrary, has evolved beyond fearmongering, violence, and hatred of the other.
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I keep doing these panel discussions where I hear women advising that we shouldn't be angry, that we shouldn't be approaching this [#MeToo moment] with anger, that we should embrace this moment with care and gentleness.
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Oberon K.A. Adjepong and Patrice Johnson Chevannes deftly combine brusqueness and gentleness as N's helpless parents, who apply scraps of the lore and philosophy of their Nigerian culture in dealing with their bereaved and unresponsive daughter.
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"There's a lot of pain and chaos in the world right now — we decided to bring a little gentleness and normalcy into our lives," Ms. Warren tweeted, with a photo of a very cute golden retriever.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Within the lexicon of Christian symbology, the lamb represents both the suffering and the triumph of Christ — though a sacrificial animal, it also embodies characteristics of gentleness, innocence, and purity.
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The Hot Priest has been memed to death by now, but his character sparked a million sexy fires on the strength of his gentleness and listening skills (and, in the words of Fleabag, his beautiful neck).
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Like an animal in captivity, Bafort, who is also a model, slinks and lounges with long-limbed grace; but it's Cvetkovic who holds the movie steady, giving Jake a secretive, worn gentleness that's tinged with tragedy.
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Sylvia also had that tenacity, and a great gentleness which is slightly unusual—you would expect, with that surname and the issues that they fought for, that these would be aggressive, loud, in-your-face type people.
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As I watched the film, based on a play by Tarell Alvin McCraney, it held me in a state of awed recognition and remembrance of the times I was touched by transformational acts of gentleness and caring.
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As it centers on a teenager (Ronan) who's in her senior year of high school in the early 2000s and who has a touch-and-go relationship with her mother (Metcalf), Lady Bird ripples with gentleness and hilarity.
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In spirit, if not in sound it reminds me of Prefab Sprout songwriter Paddy McAloon's lonely, lovelorn solo experiment I Trawl the Megahertz—which is similarly about confronting the pressures and complexities of existence with gentleness and humility.
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People often joke about him being an alien, but they usually apologize for doing so, because there's a gentleness about him, an air of tolerance and moderation, that works as a built-in rebuke to such unkind remarks.
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He will be remembered for the way he altered the aesthetics of college basketball, for the myths and legends he left behind on various New York City playgrounds, and for a gentleness that belied his on-court showmanship.
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Though Jon's secret nobility gives him noblebright status, the fact he doesn't know he's royalty means he's had to make his way through the world using a combination of persistence, gentleness, dealmaking, natural leadership, and famously unkillable determination.
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In the slow movement, which begins with a long piano solo, a kind of sad waltz, Mr. Trifonov played with affecting intimacy and tenderness, subtly highlighting the rhythmic twists in the melodic line while maintaining the overall gentleness.
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We are asked to give up our gentleness, grace, kindness, sensitivity, flamboyance, and enthusiasm; our ability to explore different clothing, fabric, texture, and color; our ability to be publicly emotional, with the exception of showing anger and aggression.
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Fittingly, the songs he's been churning over the past few years under the moniker Palmistry have a memorable gentleness to them—all warming, light-footed synth touches and pillowy vocals, with a little shock of melancholy mixed in.
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The book's vintage visual vibe harks back to George Herriman's "Krazy Kat" and George McManus's "Bringing Up Father" with a dash of the Fleischer Brothers' animated fluidity — as well as, of course, McDonnell's own aura of gentleness and sincerity.
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It doesn't feel radically removed from the music they were making before, nor from that of their peers, but it lends a tentative gentleness to the proceedings, like a malfunctioning old tape deck, sputtering along at a slower speed.
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It can be challenging to feel this gentleness as the sun faces off with responsible, prude Saturn and intense, clingy Pluto, making you aware of deep-rooted issues—but have faith that the tiny things add up to something tremendous.
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Macaulay has a great gentleness, and though she keeps up her wry take on the absurd, she is also engaged in moral inquiry, in the attempt to know and understand what is right and what is the opposite of right.
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However self-purported Christians act interpersonally, and however corporations act financially, every formally stated effort of selflessness, kindness, patience, gentleness, self-control -- all fruits of the Holy Spirit -- are rendered rancid and hollow when personal tenderness is superseded by structural toxicity.
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With a wit and candor and gentleness and wisdom that felt extraterrestrial, he spoke as though he'd traveled here from a civilization more advanced than our own to offer us a few gifts that could ensure the survival of our species.
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"Galatians 5 says, 'The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, gentleness, goodness, meekness, kindness, patience, and self-control' "—those are "the things that matter to me," he said, and in his view Trump didn't exhibit any of them.
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But in their gentleness, their sensitivity to small gestures and their haze of slowly dispersing sadness, the stories were part of the literature of otherness that had been a central theme of adult fiction forever, if only more recently of children's.
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His words on the passing of Prince, or the tragic Orlando shooting, or Caitlyn Jenner's first photoshoot as Caitlyn are all instances in which Frank talks to his followers as if they were lifelong friends in conversation, with gentleness and implied understanding.
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His solitary compositions speak the language of drone, but as we hear on his most recent work, Falling With a 22016 Stars and Other Wonders from the House of Albion, there's a certain gentleness at play, manifested in quiet, dusky, looping melodies.
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I was a child kneeling to extract a grasshopper from the closed cage of one hand, solemn with the necessity of gentleness, frowning as I took in the details of its netted wings, heraldically marked thorax, abdomen as glossy and engineered as jewelry.
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The tart, muted tone of Core's narrative voice has earned her comparisons to Mary Gaitskill, Jane Bowles and even William Burroughs, but these references don't do justice to the intimacy and relative gentleness with which the author treats her group of modern, often millennial drifters.
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Redbone does amusing, funky old blues songs with a sly gentleness that almost amounts to parody," John Rockwell wrote in The Times in 1974, reviewing a performance at the Bottom Line in Manhattan, "but so lovingly and exactly that he can only invite affection.
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She can't imagine that her own mother, a country woman, is nuanced, with a rich personal history she takes great pleasure in, and a fineness and gentleness that makes her burn with shame when she realizes what an imposition she is on her daughter.
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Sulphur English is a demonic, almost Biblical story full of peaks and valleys, from the gentleness of the vast "Stillness" to the torment of "The Atavist's Meridian," a 12-and-a-half-minute epic that sounds sprung from the bubbling lava pits of hell.
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At just 23, Aryeh Nussbaum Cohen, a baby-faced countertenor from Brooklyn, already possesses a remarkable gift for intimate communication in a vast hall, combined with a voice of velvety gentleness — surprisingly penetrating given the tenderness of its texture — and a taste for adventure.
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But it is with this same spirit of gentleness and care that Greg does a blackmail, telling Tom that he doesn't want to pull up those supposedly destroyed cruise molestation files but, y'know, he kept them and he will if he can't get away from ATN.
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Although even that is not so bad, because it means that I get to start my day off with gentleness, by holding her beautiful somber face and looking right into her eyes and telling her not only is she a good girl, she's the best girl.
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It's a voice that can take in the full breadth of human experience, on songs like "A Little Rain" or "Last Leaf," managing, in its gentleness, to find new ways, through story and through image, to put the listener elsewhere, to put them deep inside a song.
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I should have asked something more pertinent but was bashful; though every element of the production, created by the Lebanon-born Tania El Khoury, is handled with expert gentleness, it is still immersive in the most extreme and literal ways, blurring the line between skin and story.
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Kate Lindsey is direct and assertive as the Composer, her tone sometimes slender and chalky but with moonlit gentleness when it's soft — an oboe-like quality that lends itself to moments in the prologue when the winds melt into the strings, an autumn sunset in sound.
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But even for the layperson not much interested in papal affairs, Francis's gentleness and insight will provide a heartening buffer against a world that, as the Pope himself observes, often seems darkly apathetic, which is probably how Francis would prefer his little book serve, as his motto suggests.
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In New York, for example, I waited for autumn when the leaves are a fiery red to get a burst of subtle color against the raw exterior of a building, and I took one of the images in the winter after a blizzard and the snow added a gentleness.
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It could be that in this moment of fear, cynicism, anxiety and extreme pessimism, many voters may have decided that civility is a surrender to a rigged system, that optimism is the opiate of the idiots and that humility and gentleness are simply surrendering to the butchers of ISIS.
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In the enormous Tokyo Dome on Monday and at the university on Tuesday, I was struck by the gentleness Francis projected, in contrast with the power I had felt when I saw Pope John Paul II at the Vatican 20 years ago, who also graced me with his touch.
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It's a moment of serve-and-protect gentleness amid more difficult, at times violent encounters between cops and civilians, as in a horrifying scene in which a white plainclothes detective puts a chokehold on a black prostitute, an action so harsh her tongue juts out of her mouth.
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Toward the end of the middle section, Erik Magnussen, one of Alexandra's companions, is swept up in visions of a technocratic order, and the pulsing violence of his music, at once hyper-organized and chaotic, is all the more shocking given the gentleness of what has come before.
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This lovely piece suggests the gentleness of the patient carpenter, while hinting at his sensuous desire for his beautiful son through the phallic image of the nail he beats into the wood and the coming together of the nail with the bench on which, we suspect, the young Jesus lies.
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Steve Lacy's skittering subtlety on guitar and solid quietude on bass suit what we might as well call her spirituality, a gentleness that never comes across genteel or weak or connects explicitly to her unassuming lesbianism, although you begin to sense a yen for serious romance after enough fooling around.
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"Tonight, with our country under an unprecedented assault by a con man who fights only for himself and degrades the vulnerable and the powerless and regular hardworking people day in and day out, I believe that we must honestly ask ourselves as a party whether those we fight for can afford our gentleness," he said.
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Gestures of gentleness and warmth keep breaking into works like the First Cantata, with texts by the poet Hildegard Jone, who shared with Webern, an alpine enthusiast, an intense love for nature at its most pure; carefully chosen timbres of strings and percussion with solo brass and woodwinds caress as often as they collide.
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In the poem above, with its ampersands and strong enjambments, its knowing alliterative excesses, I hear Gerard Manley Hopkins, the Jesuit priest who jury-rigged his verse to express personal turmoil, and Hart Crane, whose gentleness was expressed in an American idiom full of thunderclap, and Allen Ginsberg, who loved and learned from them both.
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I think it's important to go back to those books and realize that, even though there was a traumatic event, at the same time, in the course of that story, we find people who begin a dialogue and begin to gentle themselves into a meaningful relationship, and that the hero is not demeaned by that gentleness.
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The Dyson Cyclone comes in three different packages: the V10 Motorhead ($499), which sports a smaller-size bin and the bare minimum of accessories, the V10 Animal ($599), which has the 40 percent bigger bin and more accessories, and the V10 Absolute ($699), which is the same as the Animal but includes a soft motorhead for extra gentleness on hardwood floors.
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There was gentleness amid the violence as Grey Worm and Missandei finally shared a bed in a tender scene and a sweet reunion between Arya and Hot Pie (who continues to excel in his small but vital role of providing key information to characters at crucial moments) as well as a sadder one between Arya and a pack of wolves.
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Instead of remixing the tracks from that album, which featured more guitar driven indie rock music, the band instead deconstructed those songs down to their stem files (the individual instrument recordings for a track) and sliced and diced them into entirely new works — sometimes breaking down two or three original tracks and rebuilding them one new "recycled" track — that jettison far from their indie roots and fall somewhere between the playfulness of glitch and the gentleness of electrofolk.
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"Malcolm was sitting in the first row of the hall, bending forward at such an angle that his long arms nearly caressed the ankles of his long legs, staring up at me," he writes of the first time he met Malcolm X. The gentleness in that "caress" gestures at an interiority often missing from depictions of heroes of the 1960s, particularly a firebrand like Malcolm X. This section also provides a clear example of the self-interrogation the Montaignian essay aspires to.
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I could name so many other scenes that were so deeply, authentically DF, and that captured a distinct strain of fearlessness running through the people there — the scene at the country retreat with the fires, with kids and adults pitching in to put out flames, creating no doubt significant anxiety for risk-averse American viewers ... But on another level of poignancy, I just found the tenderness, intimacy, and gentleness of the relationship between Cleo and the kids to be absolutely extraordinary.
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As a poet, despite his call for what he described as abandonment of "Swinburnian encrustations," at times his writing verges on the verbose narrative stylings of the fin de siècle writers: Had gone to watch the pale blue ivy climb above steel graves of those who perished for the then so unrestricted huge idea— And THERE—the master of the house was seen—ALONE— making notes, with whispers on the side, of all the spoons his far respected guests with gentleness had lifted in their moments of ineffable simplicity, with jasmine hands to keep swift hounds from tracking royal bijoux to those shadows where deep pansies take another purple for their thought.
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