"The Blues Man" by Hank Williams Jr. showed a tender side of that notorious party guy.
She shows a tender side in her aria (repositioned by Mr. Holten without significant benefit or detriment) but brings a fearsome intensity to its concluding cabaletta.
In its sequel, Father Bear Comes Home, Little Bear's mostly absent father shows a tender side and becomes involved in his son's imaginative play.
But it was in Schubert's Sonata in B flat (D. 960) that Mr. Hamelin showed the fullest mastery, giving an epic cast to the first movement and showing a tender sensibility in the second.
The conventional wisdom has it that Benedict's resignation sharply reduced the aura of the papal office, showed a tender realism about old age, and made clear that even ancient Catholic practices could be changed.
In "Margaret and Ken," an ink and watercolor rendition of an elderly couple, the woman's plain, large-nosed face shows a tender concern as she regards the grizzled countenance of the frail man seated next to her, who gazes out at the viewer with a fierce bright stare that says, "I'm still alive".
He urged them not to get lost, 'in the higher realms of literature', but to think of factory girls, reading the book in their lunch-hour - a social group for whom he, like the prosecuting counsel, showed a tender recurrent regard.
The controversial Uruguayan 'pistolero' also showed a tender side after eliminating England with two goals, simply crying, although he will be remembered more for biting Italian Giorgio Chiellini's shoulder which has prompted a FIFA investigation.
They might be madly in love with someone and do anything for that person, showing a tender kindness around them.
