Sentence examples for ferocious tenderness from inspiring English sources
Older numbers such as Mirrorball and Puncture Repair are dispatched with what can only be described as ferocious tenderness.
His relationship with his mother was one of ferocious tenderness; as I read Bruni's description of her struggle with cancer, I was choked with tears.
As I stood there, watching her struggle, two things happened: I felt what I would describe as tenderness, were it not so ferocious; and my cock gave a sudden spurt of growth.
Todd Solondz is a ferocious director whose best work is laced with an accusatory strain of bruised tenderness, nowhere more than in his 2016 film "Wiener-Dog," whish is literally about a dachshund.
The fast-walking Biji sparks a tenor-sax solo of vehement exclamations and ferocious low notes, and Someday I'll Find You stirs that signature mix of tenderness, long notes and wayward wriggles through harmony-busting descents.
The pianist Jeremy Denk was tenderness personified in four of Mendelssohn's "Songs Without Words" and displayed a more athletic side in a ferocious account of Mendelssohn's Piano Trio No. 2 with the violinist Stefan Jackiw and the cellist Edward Arron.
"Frownland" (2008, Ronald Bronstein): A punk-like ferocious rage contained in a chamber-music-like precision; film stock run rugged like cold stone, light turned cruel; humiliation and degradation portrayed with tenderness and, ultimately, surprisingly, hope.
Congestion can be ferocious.
