Sentence examples for had a tenderness from inspiring English sources

"She had a tenderness that I don't always see in Hillary".

It is hard not to relish his morose wit: "I have always had a tenderness and compassion for children (especially when through supreme mental effort I have tried to forget that they will be adults like anyone else)." Yet as Colm Tóibín points out in a preface to this reissue of Margaret Sayers Peden's 1988 translation, while it is possible to root for Castel, it's never for very long.

"Ultimately," she said, "the show's sensibility has a tenderness for the species.

Sarko has a fracture, that's why I have a tenderness for him — his surface isn't impermeable".

Yet she has a tenderness for death, while her predecessors often saw in it pure waste and destruction.

Polinesso's declarations of his desire for Ginevra, for instance, have a tenderness and sincerity that are all the more shocking for a character so odious.

For that, you have to turn to dramas like Marty that are messy and open-ended but have a tenderness and authenticity no Hollywood movie can match.

Its central theme may be the love between a father and his son — "Fringe" has a tenderness rarely seen in sci-fi (or anywhere else).

For all its flaws and limitations, The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby has a tenderness that sneaks up on you.

Some, like Max Cherry Robert Forsterr) in "Jackie Brown" have a tenderness that makes them susceptible to women at the center of trouble.

They looked like any old homemade cupcakes, but they had a silken tenderness that was somehow intensely rich and at the same time extremely light.