Mr. Ayala brings a quizzical humor and a deep tenderness to this juicy role.
Eastman, a misshapen Jewish thug and ward boss with a deep tenderness for birds and cats, at one time commanded more than 1,200 followers.
The presence of a nonunion was established clinically: the ability to induce motion at the fracture site; deep tenderness; deformity; and inability to bear weight.
Deep tenderness was elicited.
The meat is fab, the chew of an outside-y bit of the roast on one side of each slice, the deepest pink tenderness on the other.
Valerie Lilley's aged Madge is absolutely wonderful as well, spindly and shuffling, yet with a lively wit and deep-seated tenderness.
On clinical examination, there is sometimes a deep focal tenderness at the ischial tuberosity.
Open image in new window Fig. 1 A 54-year-old obese male smoker, admitted to emergency department (ED) because of epigastric pain radiating to the back with deep abdominal tenderness, underwent urgent multidetector CT-angiography "to rule out acute aortic disease".
I get to hide in the synths' deep, efflorescent tenderness, which is the very sound of love as you remember it after the fact — nostalgically sweet, incorruptible like a perfect memory, mythical, grand but in the end illusory and horribly sad — and pretend that I am capable of any of these things without the aid of a time machine and a shitload of cutting edge therapy.
These novels have everything: narrative substance, intensely felt landscapes, humour, tenderness, deep human insight, intellectual argument and language that is alive at every point.
