Sentence examples for new tenderness from inspiring English sources

This is not because rich nations have been seized by a new tenderness of heart toward poor and failing ones.

The revelation of her secret made me feel a strange new tenderness toward her, and it would make me kinder to her, if not always kind enough.

If Mia is to forgive her husband's crimes because of his impaired judgment, mustn't she also discount a new tenderness he's shown her in recent years?

This quality brings a new tenderness to Rose's relationship with Herbie (John Dossett, in an appealing, low-key performance), the gentle, passive man whom she recruits to manage her daughters' act.

Creech is a writer of emotionally rich fiction that has often dealt with the inner life of girls, but this time around there's an exquisite new tenderness that gives the story of a boy like Jack learning poetry the quality of a baby deer being coaxed toward a salt lick.

Those sleepy newborn days afforded me the opportunity to explore my new found tenderness, and with the excess time the early months offered, I started to write again with my baby camped out at my side.

16 These criteria included presence of fever >37.9°C or 1.5°C above baseline temperature, new costovertebral tenderness, rigors without obvious cause, or new onset of delirium.

But I couldn't help but feel a new sense of tenderness when he explained himself in Talk of the Town: "When I was a player, I rarely read anything, unless it was about me.

The GO annotation of loci in both syntenic segments near the QTL may guide further marker development to fine-map the QTL by associations between new markers and tenderness.

Having good self-control actually allows this platonic friendship to go to a new level of tenderness, trust, and commitment.

New-onset breast tenderness occurs significantly more frequently in women receiving combined EPT compared with placebo or CE alone [ 41] and is associated with increased mammographic breast density [ 21] and subsequent breast cancer risk [ 41].