Sentence examples similar to classical tender from inspiring English sources
As the pair grew tender, the classical music was interrupted by (what else?) the sound of a ticking clock.
He is also very happy to be home, hearing familiar slangy accents, the cawing of sea gulls, classical music playing in tender counterpoint from a kiosk, while inhaling the stink of decayed blood from a riverside slaughterhouse.
Classical methods for drying of tender materials result in deforming the dried structure during water evaporation.
The choreography shows Ashton's tender connoisseurship of the classical-ballet vocabulary.
His real and imaginary views of the ruins of ancient Rome embody precise observation and tender nostalgia, combining elements of late classical Baroque art with those of incipient Romanticism.
In such individuals, the classical clinical presentation has been that of multiple tender ulcerating cutaneous or subcutaneous nodular skin lesions, commonly on the extremities and often overlying joints [ 2, 5- 12].
Classical ballet has produced no happier ode to love than "The Dream," the lively and tender one-act version of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" that Ashton choreographed in 1964 for the Royal Ballet in England.
The American pianist Andrew Tyson started studying music seriously "rather late," at 15, a tender age in most professions but one that confers late-bloomer status in the classical music world.
4. The Tender Land Aaron Copland and his contemporaries set out to find a truly unique style of American classical composition.
