Sentence examples for exuding tender from inspiring English sources
Coffeecake here is not an aged and indifferent hunk of sweet bread, but a serious creation, often still warm and exuding tender sighs of cardamom.
It exudes a "tender care and value for people that amazed me.
Despite whatever personal crises he was fighting -- and despite the devastation that was sweeping over the borough during those years -- his photographs exude a tender, almost innocent love for the music and streets of his boyhood.
Salmon piccata was a fresh and tender fillet, strewed with capers and green onions and exuding a pleasing tang of lemon (though, like many dishes at Chaplin's, too heavily salted).
Exuding their womanhood full out.
Shapla is a serious 12-year old girl who exudes a maturity well beyond her tender years.
It's warm, red-gold in color, marinated in yogurt, spices and herbs, tender, slightly smoky and exudes a mellow fragrance from the tandoor, or clay oven, that permeates the morsels of meat.
She calls the production "eloquent" and says of Patinkin, "[He] exudes glowering, simmering forcefulness even in tender moments with Miranda, who is sweetly portrayed with ethereal innocence by Elizabeth Waterston.
But their tender attention to mundane facts is affecting, and they exude Hopperesque feelings of loneliness, grief and wonder.
Bridges exudes his usual lazy charm, and Goodman gives Walter such a complex reading that he threatens to shift the movie into a more tender mood.
