Sentence examples for capacity for tenderness from inspiring English sources
The fugue is a repetitive and thoroughly calculated form, so what is striking about this performance is its capacity for tenderness.
Created in 1962, "Aureole" has become an American modern-dance classic, a luminous celebration of Handel and of the human capacity for tenderness.
Marrying first Jules and then Jim, Kate draws all three into an ecstatic cycle of intimacy and betrayal, unleashing a seemingly limitless capacity for tenderness, forgiveness and revenge until their passions eventually burn out.
When his younger brother, Marius (Marian Bratu), visits, Silviu displays a capacity for tenderness and a streak of boyish naïveté, which are both on display later when he flirts with Ana (Ada Condeescu), a social work student who has come to conduct a prerelease interview.
He has the capacity for tenderness.
Can we acknowledge our darkness and brutal instincts while finding a capacity for tenderness and love?
His Henry, commanding the stage in the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey's season opener, has much of the Branagh spirit yet makes his own mark; he is dashingly handsome, with an acute intelligence, a good measure of bravado, a self-deprecating wit and a capacity for genuine tenderness.
Though there are elements of danger and violence on stage, which resonate with the country's history of political oppression, this work is above all a celebration of the energy and beauty of Bausch's dancers, and of mankind's capacity for humour, tenderness and survival.
Salgado felt proud that, at our best, we have the same capacity for love and tenderness as these gorillas.
Even though Mr. Ball tries to humanize the men by showing their capacity for an awkward tenderness, the movie's underlying attitude is that all men are dogs, especially when faced with virginal teenage flesh.
Crystal Pite's Emergence is a piece of swarming monumental power set to music by Owen Belton; Angelin Preljocaj describes his work MC 14/22 (Ceci Est Mon Corps) as a hymn to the male body – its capacity for beauty and tenderness, rather than its aggressive force.
