Sentence examples for has a tenderness from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

My heart has a special tenderness for Junction Meadow, for Center Basin, for the moments where I found commonality with the others, even if it was fleeting, in private moments around fires or on secret excursions into corners of unspoiled wilderness.