Sentence examples for most tenderly from inspiring English sources

"Emeralds," which opens the ballet, is one of Balanchine's most tenderly beautiful works.

What Jacob remembered most tenderly about the trip was the time they spent in Tamir's home, a two-story Art Deco ish construction perched on a Haifan hill.

Over the decades, the category of people Democrats were most tenderly solicitous of evolved, terminologically speaking, from "the common man" and "the working class" to "ordinary working people" and "working families" before settling, as of now, on "the middle class".

His observations of her, "the way her eyes moved, following the passage of the shadows as the sun inched forward through the hours of the day," are the most tenderly written in the book.

Mr. Pascoe essentially presents these friends as lovers, and in fairness, Donizetti's duets for them, when they swear to remain together until death, are the opera's most tenderly beguiling moments.

Teo, the son of one of her uncle's Mexican farmworkers and Liz's first love, is another ghost, and their gradually unfolding teenage romance is the most tenderly handled strand of the story.

These include him cradling the head of a bemused horse lovingly in his arms, playfully chasing an ostrich, reclining with a baby tiger across his lap and, most heartwarmingly of all, tenderly holding a new-born chick, a look of beatific paternity on his face.

The Elixir of Love (as L'Elisir d'amore becomes in the English translation by Amanda Holden) is Donizetti's most charming opera, comic with tenderly serious overtones.

Lewis has another great moment in one of the show's most eloquent musical moments, partnering tenderly with Lee in "There Is a Balm in Gilead". .

But the one who has made a career as a singer — Mr. Anthony — has one of the most dramatic voices in Latin pop, tenderly imploring and pealing with passion.

Yet, I feel compelled to tenderly keep him among my most treasured friends.