Keeping the peace and showing tender kindness can bring gratitude and appreciation to brighten your day.
For instance, be cool/or warm and outgoing with enthusiasm, showing tender, loving care and kindness, with courage in the face of danger.
"The Blues Man" by Hank Williams Jr. showed a tender side of that notorious party guy.
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.
This was most evident in the 2010 case Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, when the five-Justice majority eviscerated the McCain-Feingold campaign-finance law (not to mention several of its own precedents), because Congress showed insufficiently tender regard for the free-speech rights of corporations.
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.
One showed his tender side as Wallace persuaded piano virtuoso Vladimir Horowitz to pound out "Stars and Stripes Forever" in 1977.
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.
Moreover, other studies have shown that tender points are not a pure measure of tenderness.
Randy Keen would prefer that television not show such tender, private moments at the Little League World Series.
