Sentence examples for more tenderness from inspiring English sources

One less digital and speedy, one with more tenderness?

"Amélie filled a great gap and she brought maybe a little more tenderness".

She shows more tenderness when her daughter dies, but only sometimes.

In Lady Macbeth's crucial sleepwalking scene, I wanted more tenderness and ethereal phrasing.

This gives the residual heat time to penetrate and relax the meat, giving it more tenderness.

I'm still pretty tough-minded about my material, but I have more tenderness toward the parents of my young characters.

This final installment of the project was offered more in tenderness than abstraction or ceremonial grandeur.

The adult may learn to view others with more tolerance, tenderness and wisdom; but the writer must retain the child's absolutism of eye, whether writing about childhood itself, or war, or marriage, or solitude, about the life of a tramp or the life of a priest.

The second or purulent stage is characterized by progression of local symptoms, including erythema and more pronounced tenderness.

There was softness to his voice, but it was more than tenderness.

He was able to swing between scenery-chewing lunacy and the more understated tenderness of his later interactions with Belle, not to mention the icy intimidation of Mr. Gold as he remorselessly beat Mr. French for the things Rumple believed Belle's father guilty of doing back in Fairytale Land.