Sentence examples for is a tenderness from inspiring English sources

There is a tenderness and raw intimacy to many of the images.

There is a tenderness and sincerity on "Younger Now" that was formerly obscured by Cyrus's theatrics.

And yet there is a tenderness here too, and it shows its hand in the subtle, moving interplay between the two main characters.

"There is a tenderness and an intimacy" to the portrait, he said, adding, "You really feel this man is an artist and someone Picasso knew well".

Things fall apart, slowly and inexorably, but there is a tenderness to the telling and to the images that speaks ultimately of a well of sadness and regret.

I was also startled to find echoes of George Sluizer's Dutch-French 1988 chiller Spoorloos in the depiction of a life defined by the disappearance of a loved one, although there is a tenderness here wholly lacking from Sluizer's altogether more unforgiving work.

"What I saw in it was a tenderness for the material.

There's a tenderness and a sensual peace in her voice.

There was a tenderness to the duets that I'd only ever seen before between a man and a woman.

There was a tenderness on my tongue where my teeth, or the glass, had hit it when he punched me.

There's a tenderness to her pairing with Ball; they delicately push the lines of the choreography so that emotion seems stretched to its breaking point.