Sentence examples for given the tenderness from inspiring English sources

Then again, given the tenderness that parting couples show one another at the barrier, the prospect of death en route can do wonders for any fractious relationship.

The pianist Gerald Clayton has been news in jazz circles for a long while now, given the tenderness of his age.

It is one of the oddities of the series that the really bad guys are given the moments of tenderness.

Given the warmth, grace and tenderness of "Matters of the Heart" -- its songs, encompassing Judy Collins, Randy Newman, John Bucchino, Stephen Sondheim, Lennon and McCartney, Rodgers and Hammerstein, have been recorded in a CD by the same title -- it is facile to call the show a departure.

Zorba charms an elderly former prostitute, giving her the tenderness she craves before her death.

Given the provocativeness of your own language, your asking for tenderness is pretty interesting.

It's this palpable sense of space and vulnerability – some of the recordings are technically shaky – that gives the LPs a tenderness missing in slicker and more compressed modern records.

The hysteria-bred tenderness gives the movie a chance to take a breath and show some understanding of its characters before Little Otik swallows them whole.

Broomhilda isn't much more than an off-the-peg damsel in distress, but by appearing so often in Django's memory and imagination, she gives the film a certain tenderness.

Creech is a writer of emotionally rich fiction that has often dealt with the inner life of girls, but this time around there's an exquisite new tenderness that gives the story of a boy like Jack learning poetry the quality of a baby deer being coaxed toward a salt lick.

Heavy cream adds rich butterfat content, which gives the biscuits their flavor and tenderness.