Yet light and tenderness persevere — in a shining moon, in a candle still aglow, in a mother's embrace of her child.
Light marination assured the tenderness of a terrifically tasty whole, stuffed game hen.
Painted with all the tenderness, glowing light and overlapping greens of the Hudson River School, they open up Romantic vistas and shafts of illusionistic space wherever they occur.
His 2010 film, "Certified Copy" — the first feature that he made outside Iran — puts in much that, in Iran, he had to leave out, and from the start, its warmth, humor, tenderness, and light tone, even regarding serious situations, has the feel of a revelation, and of a liberation.
Physical examination revealed jaundice, and tenderness with light palpation at the right upper quadrant of abdomen.
Expect to see swelling, light bleeding, bruising, and tenderness, especially during this initial period.
The only moments of true tenderness involve women lighting cigarettes for men and men lighting cigarettes for each other.
In his latest volume, "Electric Light," he writes with unblinking tenderness and truth about people who have passed from his life.
These pods are tiny, sliced vertically, then deep-fried in a light batter to vivid green tenderness and brought to the table still smoking.
