Sentence examples for blind tenderness from inspiring English sources

And he could see, radiating from her gaze, the same blind tenderness that he had directed at her.

Sheil and Audley give performances of harrowing power, their incarnations of blind tenderness and fierce desire building to outbursts of feral rage.

A blinding tenderness comes into his voice.

Blind, blind?

Forty joints (proximal inter-phalangeals 1 5, metacarpo-phalangeals 1 5, wrists, elbows, shoulders, knees, ankles and metatarso-phalangeals 1 5) were assessed by one of two experienced nurses for tenderness and swelling, blinded for the results of the US examination.

At Walter Reed, an informal network of gruff Vietnam and Gulf War veterans minister to the blind and the bandaged with great tenderness.

While Fiona showed Cordelia some moments of tenderness, especially when she was blinded, Fiona still beat up on her daughter and blamed her for the coven's tragedies.

The manual pressure algometer (force dial) was used to measure the muscle tenderness in both groups by one investigator, blinded to the subjects' group allocation.

But they do so much for her, it brings tears to my eyes every time I think about it - the fact that they have built her her very own part of the sanctuary that is suitable for a blind bear such as her and they treat her with such love and tenderness.

The pallor of girls' brows shall be their pall; Their flowers the tenderness of patient minds, And each slow dusk a drawing down of blinds.

Only then would we have some hope of stanching the sacrifice of young soldiers -- those whom Wilfred Owen, the great World War I poet, unforgettably described thus: "The pallor of girls' brows shall be their pall;/Their flowers the tenderness of patient minds,/And each slow dusk a drawing-down of blinds".