Sentence examples for openly tender from inspiring English sources

It tears him up, of course, to visit the facility now and to see Fiona and her "boyfriend" so openly tender with each other and so indifferent to him.

He can also be openly tender, as in "Song of You," a 1950s-style ballad tribute to his fiancé, Jörn Weisbrodt, and in "Montauk," a song for his daughter, Viva, that merged his piano-centered, liedlike tunefulness with eerie digital drum sounds.

The prose tends toward the straightforward; sex is mentioned but rarely described in detail; and if White is sometimes slightly cranky about, say, the state of literature today or certain eminent artistic closet cases (Jasper Johns, Sontag, Cy Twombly, Elizabeth Bishop et al)., he is also more openly tender and affectionate.

Amongst the reasons put forward as to the real cause of the split the full spectrum of political agendas were evident, from blaming the EU for forcing the BBC to openly tender for the contract, to questions of the current government's penchant for privatisation of public services, through to the usual Met Office bashing from climate change sceptics.

Startlingly, for its time, it openly portrays the tender emotions of mother and child.

In the 1940s, when macho heroes like John Wayne and Clark Gable were in vogue, Sinatra was openly vulnerable and tender.

"The minister of mines, Obert Moses Mpofu, has openly flouted Zimbabwe's tender regulations by clandestinely forming companies and giving them licenses to mine such a rich public resource that can solve half of our economic problems," Mr Maguwu maintains.

They openly expressed their disappointment, I tendered my excuses, and we are all still great friends.

Alejandro isn't gay, something he confirms after locking lips with his openly besotted male cousin in one tender, bittersweet scene.

Each bidder has already announced contracts with local partners contingent on receiving the lucrative tender and diplomats from the United States, France and Russia have openly lobbied on behalf of their respective firms for the better part of two years.

BBC London revealed last week that Barclays were awarded the contract after a second tender process which wasn't advertised or openly competitive.