Sentence examples for lifetime of tenderness from inspiring English sources

Heck, the 28,000 acre plantation came into Big Daddy's hands only because the two gay lovers who founded the place left it to him when they died after a lifetime of tenderness and affection.

Mr. Robinson imbues this odd task with a lifetime of paternal tenderness, and poignancy, too, since that love cannot be proffered to a young woman who thinks her father is a hotel employee.

Cruelty erupts out of tenderness.

The truth with a side of tenderness.

This kind of tenderness was new.

There is the beginning of tenderness.

It's not a question of tenderness.

There wasn't a lot of tenderness.

A lot of tenderness comes out of the experience, and that tenderness is valuable.

Could she really have been capable of tenderness?

It is the scent of tenderness, with a whispered diffusion.