Sentence examples for exquisite tenderness from inspiring English sources

It finds an exquisite tenderness in sea bream and in pompano.

The lamb had an exquisite tenderness, and something of the texture of carpaccio.

And then to the Reverend, whom he has just killed with exquisite tenderness, "You can go now, brother".

An elderly widower, played with exquisite tenderness by Andrew Melville, holds his annual dinner to mark the approaching spring.

Among the highlights of the exhibition is The Jewish Bride, a picture of exquisite tenderness in which a young man rests his hand on his wife's breast.

Mr. Parker brought a more straightforward approach to "Angel's Blues" and "Fly High," projecting a folk-rock earnestness; Mr. Johnson took on airs of both exquisite tenderness, as on "Chorine My Sheba Queen," and flinty cynicism, as on "V.D. City".

It "tells a story of love and faith with exquisite, heartfluttering tenderness," said Raymond Seitz, chair of the 1998 Whitbread judging panel.

Creech is a writer of emotionally rich fiction that has often dealt with the inner life of girls, but this time around there's an exquisite new tenderness that gives the story of a boy like Jack learning poetry the quality of a baby deer being coaxed toward a salt lick.

There was exquisite bilateral rib tenderness at multiple levels, and her right ankle was swollen and tender with intact pulses and sensation.

It is like you have to turn your focus inside, where you examine what is within, perhaps apprehension, and pain, but in the opening there is an exquisite vulnerability and tenderness, and in this we live.

It is an exquisite scene of maternal tenderness - and it imagines what Ribera couldn't bring himself to contemplate, that such a woman might be both human and loved.