Sentence examples for a tenderness that from inspiring English sources

And he attends to the world with a tenderness that is surprisingly moving.

She conveys Giselle's love for Albrecht with a tenderness that grows into an ache.

They seem heroic, but they also evince a tenderness that is not always evident in Mr. Weber's fashion photos.

Or, "She wanted to strip herself naked before him, even as the ravening desire she felt for him was superseded by a tenderness that was almost maternal".

Whatever its source, Chaucer's lewdness is balanced by a tenderness that is almost always there in the poem, asserting itself gently.

Mr and Mrs Smith was a key Jolie role: tough, dynamic, sexy, with a tenderness that did not compromise a muscular heroism.

Leading one of the most infectious songs, "Sweet Thursday," with a sunny charm that exemplifies the optimism that was a signature emotional note for Rodgers and Hammerstein, she radiates an earthy tenderness that casts a subtle glow throughout the evening.

To my surprise, my soon-to-be ex remained aloof during our wrestlings over alimony, and there was also a peculiar ambiguity in his approach to me -- a subtle tenderness that was confusing.

Mr. Almodóvar said that while Mr. Bardem emotionally and physically transforms himself for each role -- he dyed his black hair auburn and lost 25 pounds for this one -- "there's a certain tenderness that is captured by the camera in all his performances, and a kind of masculine nobility that appears in all his characters".

But it's balanced by a consolatory tenderness that's entirely in keeping with his bohemian skiffle style.

They looked like any old homemade cupcakes, but they had a silken tenderness that was somehow intensely rich and at the same time extremely light.