Sentence examples for feeling tender from inspiring English sources

I woke early the next day with my stomach rumbling and quads feeling tender, and staggered downstairs, questioning whether I could run the 50km (31 miles) "rolling hills" stage.

Vanity Fair reports that Donham didn't "officially repent" for her actions by attempting to join racial justice groups for example but she did admit to feeling "tender sorrow" for Till's mother, Mamie Till-Mobley, who died in 2003 and had committed her life to relentlessly fighting for civil rights. .

If you notice your breasts getting bigger, or feeling tender, read the next sign.

The age range hovered in the early 30s on down, and some of Ms. Owo's friends were already feeling their tender age.

With Berdych leading 5-3 in that first set Murray began to hit deep, testing the outer limits of his opponent's forehand, feeling for tender points.

He wanted the Andante to evoke "a sea of feelings, tender and sorrowful: love, sorrow, vague desires, inexplicable thoughts, illusions of a delicate dream".

How marvellous it can be to let go of one's self-conscious rationalizing, with its fear of the uncontrollable, like joy, and sink helplessly into the theatre of feelings — tender and coarse, confused and projected, authentic and invented — that drives "Twelfth Night".

"I'm feeling very, very tender," Mr. Kapranos, 36, said.

If you're still feeling a little tender from last night's soiree then look away now.

Actually Dean, I'm not because I'm feeling a little tender this morning if truth be told.

Like the emotional equivalent of a massage with a sandpaper loofah, the film leaves you feeling raw and tender, thanks particularly to the knockout performances from the small cast, especially Collette.