Sentence examples for is always tender from inspiring English sources

This fibrous, stringy steak put the lie to the belief that filet mignon is always tender.

On either side of the tendon, filling up the lateral fossæ, is a swelling, which may be dense, firm, non-elastic, or it may be soft, but is always tender to pressure.

He was always tender, never cruel.

Fluke is one of Mr. Ripert's favorite fish to serve raw, "because it's always tender, and it's local".

"Inspiring" may seem an odd word to use about pictures of an extended family living in a dying town, but his pictures are always tender, respectful, and loving.

Their coffee is among the best in the city and the chocolate covered orange slices are always tender and full of flavour.

The cropping period in dwarf varieties is shorter than climbers, but by sowing in succession, there are always tender beans to pick.

But just as there are always tender new shoots, so there are tender new readers ready to curl up fireside with, say, Katharine S. White's "Onward and Upward in the Garden".

Wings are great even when they're not: something about the ration of fatty, crispy skin and seasoning to the meat inside means they're always tender and moreishly salty.

Barbour is prone to prime steaks with his bourbon, and at the Caucus Room there is always a tender cut waiting for him.

In truth, this part of his programmes are a Perry programme is always the most tender and moving (we'll gloss over Chris Huhne– a good attitude to take in general, but moreso when we remember his emotionally detached, disinterested reaction to the vase Grayson made in the image of the man's character in his previous C4 series in general - and his vase here).