Sentence examples similar to her tenderheartedness from inspiring English sources
Dara's tenderheartedness baffles Abigail.
Authorities in court papers say Mohammad exposed Young's radical inclinations, not his tenderheartedness.
In January 2000, Gen. Viktor Kazantsev, then the commander of Russian forces in Chechnya, blamed the "tenderheartedness" of his troops and their "groundless trust" of Chechen civilians.
Garth T. Mark lets tenderheartedness shine through Petruchio's maneuvers, so you don't feel that Kate, richly played by Nikki E. Walker, has gotten a raw deal.
In "Panic Room" (2002), David Fincher revealed how attractive Whitaker could be when his performance as a thug had hints of melancholia and tenderheartedness without being subsumed by them.
A bad version of this book would read like "Ripley's Believe It or Not!" But Doughty chronicles each of these practices with tenderheartedness, a technician's fascination, and an unsentimental respect for grief.
However questionable aesthetically Tate's ending was, the need for it must have sprung from a sensibility more tender by far than ours, a tenderheartedness like Dr Johnson's, who found Shakespeare's ending unbearable.
Regarding HER, in the blank solution, on a pure Zn substrate, SiC causes an increase on HER and Al2O3 has negligible effects on it.
Curiously, the story of Abraham emphasizes his tenderheartedness and forbearance.
Skarsgard gives his unassuming bartender a kind of tenderheartedness that is as touching as Maisie's plight.
