At the same time, "I, Robot," directed by Alex Proyas and "suggested by" Isaac Asimov's 1950 book of short stories, may inspire some tenderness toward the technological doodads that run our lives.
For all their outlandishness, and their sharp-eyed clarity, the portraits in this show inspire a certain tenderness in the viewer that sets them apart from other Giacometti figures, such as his starkly striding men.
He calls for tenderness to inspire hope.
VATICAN CITY — Striking a tone of radical humility that has already become his trademark, Pope Francis offered a passionate pledge in his installation Mass on Tuesday to serve "the poorest, the weakest, the least important," urging world leaders to protect human life and the environment and use tenderness to inspire hope.
Striking a tone of radical humility, Pope Francis offered a passionate pledge in his installation Mass on Tuesday to serve "the poorest, the weakest, the least important," urging world leaders to protect human life and the environment and use tenderness to inspire hope.
As a rule, Western types of the Madonna sought to inspire piety through the beauty and tenderness rather than the theological significance of the subject.
Tara Brach's teachings have become so tender, she really inspires people with that tenderness.
There was a taboo on tenderness: the feelings inspired by Poitier had to remain attenuated, distanced ones.
Global traditions also held sway in Shirish Korde's "Tenderness of Cranes," inspired by the shakuhachi, a Japanese bamboo flute, and given a lively performance here by the flutist Alice Jones.
