Sentence examples similar to a tender question from inspiring English sources
Congregants broached tender questions of race, and this weekend they joined as a youth group from Maryland spread its sleeping bags at Ebenezer while Capitol Hill volunteers fed and cared for them.
Bill and Ben and Les News International boss Les Hinton's hard-man image as Rupert Murdoch's UK enforcer was shot to pieces by a tender admission in the Question Time session at the TV festival.
It may seem a simple, perhaps obvious solution, but land -- even just the principal 22 acres in question here -- is a tender matter in Rhode Island and Connecticut, the nation's smallest and third-smallest states respectively, in area.
He instructed reporters not to ask his son any further questions, saying he was "of a tender age".
His close relationship with prime minister Mahathir Mohamad and the government's failure to hold an open tender raised questions when the state lottery was privatised into his hands in 1985.
Clinician assessments included tenderness using the manual tender point survey (MTPS), 28 with a tender point count and tender point index and the clinician global impression of change.
A tender caring young man.
It is a tender, flavorful boneless cut.
I thought: A tender young fighting bull.
