Sentence examples for hand a tender from inspiring English sources

And when these letters came to be published after Rilke's death, Kappus self-effacingly (and wisely) left his own side of the correspondence out, with the exception of one sonnet of his that Rilke copied out in his own hand – a tender and generous gesture: "Read the lines as if they were unknown to you, and you will feel in your inmost self how very much they are yours".

There is also a touching cast by sculptor Eduardo Paolozzi's of his own gnarled hands; a tender mother and child bronze by Henri Gaudier-Brzeska that contrasts with the small, ferocious warrior figures of Michael Ayrton; and a gigantic head of a man by John Davies.

On the other hand, a cruise tendered in the South of France, allows immediate walking access to some of the most beautiful towns in the world without the need for a formal planned shore excursion.

But our host overplays his hand: a funny and tender show is over-extended, as more emotional weight is heaped on than the subject can bear.

He places a tender hand on her belly.

There's a memorable moment when Ball, his gaze softening, runs a tender hand down Richardson's arm.

One is seated, a tender hand laid upon the arm of her companion who carries a fruit basket, a wry smile creeping across her lips.

Vick says that there is a "100 percent chance" he will play despite a tender nonthrowing hand.

Then moments later, the pace slows as Mr. Mercado takes Ms. Ortiz's hand and pulls her into a tender embrace.

She speaks with an East European accent in a low, melodious voice, and as she speaks she has a trick of moving her stiffened right hand up and down, in a tender chopping gesture.

The vote came two days after Concacaf announced that their global sponsorship rights had, after a tender, been handed to Major League Soccer's commercial wing Soccer United Marketing (SUM).