Sentence examples for convey tenderness from inspiring English sources

Mr. Winstone, with his bearish phsyique, his slow-moving sexual magnetism and his ability to convey tenderness and hurt at unexpected moments, might be James Gandolfini's East End cousin.

Seemingly gruff and impenetrable, he could convey the tenderness beneath the exterior".

His ability to convey quiet tenderness, however, and his capacity for multilayered portrayals of complex characters, as in Red River and The Searchers, was often overlooked.

Sometimes there's a really practical, 'Let's just make you a cup of tea then,' approach to mental illness that, in its well-meaning attempt to be practical, fails to convey the tenderness and concern that it's obviously rooted in".

Thompson's sparse, black-and-white palette conveys a tenderness and affection for his subjects.

After an indifferent rendition of first movement, they elegantly conveyed the tenderness of the bucolic Adagio.

Gene Gillette does effective work as Albert's brutish father, while Maria Elena Ramirez nicely conveys the tenderness of Albert's mother.

A Star Is Born conveys the tenderness of empathy toward a human, not a persona in a position on a chart.

And she and Mr. Crudup connect powerfully in love scenes that convey the fierce tenderness of a relationship whose passion carries a tinge of religious fervor".

Coupled with an amplified soundtrack of muffled noises, his exhibit is designed to convey a sense of tenderness and claustrophobic intimacy.

She sang with supple Mozartean phrasing and conveyed the wistful tenderness of the vulnerable character.