Sentence examples for from a tender from inspiring English sources

I'm impressed that her ambitions were so noble from a tender age.

From a tender age we learned to cope, to avoid, to control.

The concept of near-superhuman endurance had been drilled into Nadal from a tender age, in part by his relentless coach and uncle, Toni Nadal.

He backed away from a tender offer for Finova Group on Monday, on the ground that last week's attack was an act of war.

Tucked in the gilt frames of a parlor album, the portrait evokes comfort and protection, not from a president consumed with war and politics, but from a tender patriarch.

Caruso, famous for his sobbing tone, played up the image of tears, pointedly falling from a tender G-natural to a lachrymose G-flat at the end of his cadenza.

But what a musical life he lived — and from such a tender age!

"Killer of Sheep: The Charles Burnett Collection" (Milestone) — Burnett's first feature film, from 1977, a tender yet uncompromising romance involving working people in Los Angeles, is a seminal independent film and a crucial work of African-American art.

According to the Russian press, Gazprom representatives are planning to visit the Serbian capital of Belgrade this week to discuss energy relations, fresh from winning a tender for the supply of 800,000 tons of crude oil to Serbian refineries.

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More delicious than my cup of steaming cocoa: a new novel, "The View From Penthouse B," a tender, funny story of two middle-aged sisters.