Sentence examples for gives tenderness from inspiring English sources
Eggs give you more protein, while sugar and butter give tenderness to the texture and the fluids help the mixing process and enable chemical reactions to occur.
"The writer tries to give memory, tenderness and meaning to all that howling space".
The pianist Gerald Clayton has been news in jazz circles for a long while now, given the tenderness of his age.
"To those he edited he gave a tenderness and an acuity of attention that could not but enhance their sense of vocation," John Updike wrote.
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.
Teresia Sherley has a stark reality in Van Dyck's painting, her pale skin and black hair giving human tenderness to her display of gold-threaded garments.
I wanted to be able to offer them all the fatherly gifts I had to give: tactile tenderness; an ear to actually listen to their thoughts, joys and fears; a haven where they could be themselves and free to explore the nooks and crannies of their personas.
They found that sodium bicarbonate gave improved tenderness based on analytical and sensory analysis.
Even though educators in the orphanages and boarding schools are eager to give such tenderness to each child, their charges still enter the adult world emotionally and socially unprepared for the problems that await them.
These could be more likely causes, the later can affect the tibial nerve functions to give numbness, tenderness, and weakness of the muscles and tendons, but these symptoms would be felt at the whole foot area, and in the toes too, not only under the heel like in plantar fasciitis.
