"And is a tenderhearted cunt underneath it all".
What a tenderhearted delight is "Western," the best-kept secret in town.
Anthony Minghella, the director of "Truly Madly Deeply" and "The English Patient," among other movies, is a romantic and a tenderhearted fellow.
Faced with two beasts — one human, one decidedly not — even a tenderhearted cop is going to need his gun.
Enter a chipper white lady, primping; a tenderhearted black boy, cavorting; a white underachiever, complaining; a fat black man, ambling.
In his last New York gallery show, Althoff created a period décor for a messy 1960s party animal with the taste of a tenderhearted early-20th-century European aesthete.
The world of New York City private schools is often portrayed as a cutthroat, almost Hobbesian place, but there is a tenderhearted side to it as well.
It manages to be at once a large-scale family saga, a sly inquiry into race and cultural identity and a tenderhearted satire on religious frictions.
Lee's partner, Ryu (Han Suk-Gyu), is, by comparison with Lee, a tenderhearted intellectual, engaged to Hyun (Kim Yun-Jin), who sells tropical fish.
He is also a tenderhearted and sentimental coot who will whip out photos of his four daughters before you can say Chi Chi Rodriguez.
When Steve leaves town, Sally follows him, in vain, and rejects the earnest overtures of a tenderhearted, hardworking wounded war veteran (Keefe Brasselle).
