Sentence examples for also be tender from inspiring English sources

The potatoes should also be tender when pierced in the centre with a small, sharp knife.

They may also be tender on the undersurface of the patella and over the medial and lateral retinaculum.

Ball can also be tender toward his fictional creations: at the heart of "The Curfew" is the touching portrayal of Drysdale's relationship with his mute nine-year-old daughter, Molly.

She could also be tender, as she is in "Peter, a Young English Girl," a portrait of the androgynous-looking British artist Hannah Gluckstein, who went by the name of Peyter Gluck.

But her tone could also be tender, as it was in "Mandaci Una Cartolina" ("Send a Postcard"), a lilting song about the recent death of her father, a strong man who had joked when he was diagnosed with terminal illness about sending a posthumous postcard: "Long live Italy, calcium, testosterone," she sang.

A bonds broker at Cantor Fitzgerald, Mr. Katsimatides, 31, had a cocky strut and melted even the most self-conscious women with, "Hey good-looking, what's up?" He could also be tender -- "Agape mou" (my love), he addressed family members, shouldering them through private tragedy.

Northrop, which is based in Los Angeles, first made the surprise bid in May, saying it would match the $67.50-a-share offer also being tendered by the military contractor General Dynamics, which is based in Falls Church, Va.

Diseased muscles may also swell and be tender to the touch, or they may cramp.

She can also be wrenchingly tender.

Leading the charge was France, which enforces a rigid division of church and state at home, and objected to Christian symbols appearing on Slovak money that would also be legal tender in France.

With a tool called Talens, Recombinetics says it has created gene-edited pigs that can be fattened with less food and Brazilian beef cattle that grow large muscles, yielding more meat that may also be more tender.