Sentence examples for admirable tenderness from inspiring English sources

He gives equal time, however, to recalling the touristic glories of a Mediterranean vacation with his wife, Grace Anne, about whom he writes with admirable tenderness.

But Susan Cooper, for all her troubles, is admirable from start to finish — sad but sympathetic, evoking compassion but no fear, tenderness but no resistance.

He is very fond of Georges, who indeed cherished him with real tenderness in Spain and anyway is remarkable as a soldier because of his quite admirable courage, and he is extraordinarily magnanimous about the whole business - just as Georges was extraordinarily magnanimous.

The director's decision to deploy voice-overs, drawings, effects, and animation is admirable, and there are several moments where their humor (as in Minnie's self-imagination as a giant) or tenderness (a wondrous flutter of imagined rose petals in a moment of anguish that veers toward relief) hints at what could have been throughout.

All admirable.

Admirable boon!

Admirable rhetoric.

Hate tenderness.

An admirable thing.

He found it admirable.

PREMINGER: It is admirable.