Foreign football hooligans chanting anti-Russian slogans on the streets of Moscow will not be treated gently.
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Being in the Senate, Franken admits, has softened his own partisanship, though not everyone is treated gently.
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But the biggest reason Biden was treated gently was that the media is addicted to simple narratives and biased toward covering whoever the front-runner is at any given moment.
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However, he made sure to repeat that protesters should be treated "gently" after his opponents blamed him Friday for the violence at his Chicago rally, pointing the finger at his divisive tone at recent events.
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One is not sure if the subjects are treated gently or cruelly, streaked as they are with stains and smears across the mouth, as though they had just indulged in a gluttonous meal or smudged excessive amounts of lipstick on their face.
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"On the Rocks", The Observer, 29 November 1953, p. 11 Others found it thoughtful and touching. The Times called it "essentially a poetic theme – treated gently, stylishly, prosaically". The Spectator said, "Frustration and nostalgia are the predominant themes of the play, given fine acting, direction, and production".
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Perms and relaxation using relaxer or thermal reconditioning involve chemical alteration of the internal structure of the hair in order to affect its curliness or straightness. Hair that has been subjected to the use of a permanent is weaker due to the application of chemicals, and should be treated gently and with greater care than hair that isn't chemically altered.
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Hypothermia is the reduction of the body's core temperature, causing confusion and trembling. This can occur in malnutrition. To prevent or treat it, the child must be treated gently and be kept warm with covering including of the head or by direct skin-to-skin contact with the mother or father and then covering both parent and child. Prolonged bathing or prolonged medical exams should be avoided.
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Elwing was ultimately rescued by the power of Ulmo and reunited with Eärendil in the West. Eärendil and Elwing's sons, Elrond and Elros were taken captive by Maedhros and Maglor, but were treated gently and kindly. After the War of Wrath, Maedhros and Maglor, the last of the sons of Fëanor, told Eönwë that the remaining two Silmarils captured from Morgoth should be given to them, but Eönwë replied that the Silmarils would not suffer them to hold them and that the brothers had to face judgement from the Valar in Aman. Maglor was willing to listen, but Maedhros reminded Maglor that they had sworn that none, even the Valar, could release them from their oath, and because of this, it would curse them into committing evil deeds in Aman.
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