Sentence examples for far too tender from inspiring English sources
They are deemed by most as far too tender for the garden, probably because they come from Australia.
There are roughly 400 species of passionflower, most far too tender to winter outdoors on Long Island.
"Natalie": It's unsettling to hear Mr. Mars's incensed side on this song about chasing down a woman who robbed him; he's far too tender for the task.
The Polish-born professor, a blithe exemplar of the "transnational" tradition in which she places Baldwin, is too idealistic and far too honest — the tender air of Henry James's Maisie hangs about her — to refrain from reporting her shock at some of those friends' remarks.
Far too often for one of his tender years he wears the face of a man who wonders where his porridge has gone.
There is far too much emphasis at school on formal learning which at his tender age goes way over his head.
As such, Genzyme executives said, Sanofi's tender offer of $69 a share should be rejected for being far too low.
In the tracks of some producers, most of whom are far too young to have experienced the break in its glory days, you can hear a tender, almost plaintive yearning for a simpler time.
Bids for new projects are usually tendered at the design stage, and the cost estimates often turn out to be far too optimistic once construction begins.
