Sentence examples for felt a tender from inspiring English sources

Chuck Wepner placed his giant hand on Liev Schreiber's spine and felt a tender spot.

Two days before leaving for Philadelphia to work on her "East Meets West" installation, the most ambitious of her career, Kilgallen felt a tender lump below her diaphragm.

By Tad Friend Liev Schreiber and Chuck Wepner Chuck Wepner placed his giant hand on Liev Schreiber's spine and felt a tender spot.

When I used to live in Bethnal Green, I felt a tender appreciation for the unjudgmental 24-hour shop near my flat, but then I wasn't about to ask for a loan or wail about my ex-girlfriend.

Earlier in the week the BBC had managed the almost impossible, in a mildly historic week when even strident republicans might have felt a tender softening towards the monarchy, or at least a faint disposition to nod to the decades involved and a certain sense of service.

"Romantically," Alcott revealed that she "felt a tender sort of pride in my lost patient; for he looked a most heroic figure, lying there stately and still as the statue of some young knight asleep upon his tomb... serenely waiting for the dawn of that long day which knows no night".

In mourning, though, she feels a tender new kinship with him.

Computers will never draw on what it is like to relish sunny skies or feel a tender touch.

Until I felt a full tender squeeze of my breast.

For then he would not feel a more tender emotion.

Pitched somewhere between after-hours cable soft-core and an overambitious student art film, "Stripped Down" is bad in so many ways I can't help but feel a slightly tender affection for it.