Sentence examples for a tenderness toward from inspiring English sources

In all three Florida appearances, he offered personal stories that showed a tenderness toward people who had died.

But they are captivated by the Expo's lofty, humanistic rhetoric and nationalist underbelly — and while the show fits into a larger vogue in the art world for all things late '60s, it also pulses with a tenderness toward Expo's utopianism that makes it more than just a belated critique.

And I felt intensely nostalgic, and a tenderness toward our lost youth.

And I just sit there, noticing and breathing until something miraculous happens - those places loosen up and I start to feel a tenderness toward myself.

Dissolving the Concept of "God" (I have heard this somewhere, but I don't remember where), Playing (Plotinus), Tenderness Toward Existence (Galway Kinnell's phrase) and then there's the next to last, Everything and Everyone Else.

To ascribe the West's wariness of anti-Semitism to a questionable "tenderness" toward Jews -- rather than to an eminently merited sense of guilt and self-scrutiny -- is myopic and wrongheaded.

As for a tome that's a game-changer, this one likely won't make Oprah's list, though Oprah does have a little tenderness toward Southern literature (let's not forget Jenny qualifies as a Yankee).

Deep in his history lies a particular tenderness toward his mother, who has posed, since his boyhood, an enduring question: "Who are you today, Will Testerman?" As the query suggests, the answer varies day by day.

It is indeed, and Mr. Wells handles his themes, all the way from greed to valor, with a controlled exuberance and an amused tenderness toward his characters.

As I watched those tears fall, I felt a sudden tenderness toward his murderous father.

But it is precisely the ephemeral quality of theater that should engender a great tenderness toward it.