Sentence examples similar to a note of tenderness from inspiring English sources

In collaboration with Molière and Philippe Quinault he wrote Psyché (1671), a play employing music, incorporating ballet sequences, and striking a note of lyrical tenderness.

Only in her mentions of Ingeborg Bachmann is there a note of warmth, of uncomplicated tenderness.

The note of tenderness and the eye-roll of the metaphor don't cancel each other out, but coexist uneasily as the song drifts to its unresolved conclusion.

A note of humility?

Her statement is echoed by the unsettling notes of tenderness in Seward's description of the event: the kitten at the saucer of milk; Mina's resemblance, with her face at Dracula's breast, to a nursing baby.

Throughout its astounding and utterly unique second season, FX's Zach Galfinakis-starring absurdist comedy Baskets has struck notes of tenderness, hilarity, sadness, and self-reflection.

The legacy of his beloved father's early death, Price notes, was "a prevailing sense of tenderness that prevented any later interest in sex that had no substantial affectionate component.

The American College of Rheumatology criteria for FM require that an individual has a certain degree of tenderness.

It's not a question of tenderness.

There wasn't a lot of tenderness.

A lot of tenderness comes out of the experience, and that tenderness is valuable.