The phrase "all the tender" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something specific, but without context, it is ambiguous and not usable.
Example: "I appreciate all the tender moments we shared during our time together."
Alternatives: "all the affection" or "all the kindness".
A Shake of the Dice has all the tender humour, compassion and shrewdness of its predecessors.
The dogs soon become "a ready made family, minus the rage" and Rosoff revels in all the tender nuances of the interspecies bond.
As a "time of illness" brings anxiety and grief not only to the veteran villagers but to the incomers, the book morphs – for all the tender beauty of its prose – into a meditation on mortality amid abundance, and on "how incomprehensible it is that someone lives and then dies".
Fall is here and it's time to say goodbye to all the tender summer greens and welcome back the crunchy robust fall salads.
In Americana, we delve into the secret nooks and crannies of this great land and serve you up all the tender morsels we find inside.
The next morning I'd be on the highway by dawn, listening to the latest terror warnings and taking in all the tender, fragile infrastructure Los Angeles county could offer.
With all this fine raw seafood, I was surprised to find that my favorite appetizer of all was the tender, emphatic skewers of beef heart cooked on a grill.
All at the tender age of 19.
Now Anna knew all about the tender sentiment attached to babies and their names.
And he was tough as titanium on the unemployed, the young, the skivers, all in the tender care of Iain Duncan Smith, whom Cameron called "the most determined champion for social justice this party has ever had".
Yet Van Egmond is onto her next target, Europe and Olympic gold, all at the tender age of 22. Football has always been Van Egmond's life, not just her job, and the way she approaches both is refreshing.
