Sentence examples for remarkable tender from inspiring English sources

Glittering Gems As her NT directorial debut, Josie Rourke blew the dust off Ena Lamont Stewart's long-overlooked Scottish play, Men Should Weep, to reveal a remarkable, tender and humorous portrait of Glasgow tenement life during the Great Depression.

Still, this is the man who made the quite remarkable, tender (and melancholy) 1994 documentary "Crumb," about the cartoon genius Robert Crumb and his serenely strange family, and who has now delivered "Ghost World," his first feature film, about two teenage girls in their awkward years, a film that is drawn from Daniel Clowes's underground comic books of the same name.

In her remarkable book, so tender yet so tough-minded and realistic, Deborah wrote about the change that had so struck me: that Clive was now "garrulous and outgoing... could talk the hind legs off a donkey".

Yet when she reveals her remarkable voice, a tender and muscular organ that evokes some of the great divas of bygone years, you at once recognise Cowell's poppets wouldn't stand a chance.

His account is remarkable for its tender observation of nature: a trip to watch badger cubs playing in the "hot yawns of full summer" is scored by "the curly whispering of the stream," and when the snow begins in winter the mountain grass is "like green fur on the back of a white beast".

He frequently comes up with arresting, audacious plays, too, as proven by remarkable shows such as Mercury Fur and Tender Napalm.

That job was always his destiny, but to get it at the tender age of 44 is remarkable.

Ineffably tender, they conjure to a remarkable degree the effect of the finished paintings within embryo form, as suggested by the 1995 "Study for Water Lilies".

The organisation, which has become a byword for relentless – some would say ruthless – growth through competitive tendering, has just posted another remarkable set of figures: a 21% rise in income in 2014-15.

His physical exam was remarkable for a 2 cm firm, non-tender, mobile right submandibular lymph node.

Ms. Garofalo gives a tender, finely shaded portrait of a woman of remarkable flexibility, strength, humor and loyalty.