Sentence examples for so much tender from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Harold's teenage daughter, Mary Helen Sarah Dreww), resents her father's devoting so much tender love and care to someone who is not a member of the family.

Yes, I'm beginning to see Greg's point – and I haven't even added in the wheelbarrow, and the seed trays, and the hosepipes… and… and… People keep asking me how I can bear to leave the garden on which I have lavished so much tender care for 10 years.

You have, I have to say, become so much more tender hearted".

But although we can admire his easy transitions from a vulnerable and vacillating Macbeth to a good-natured apple-tossing Banquo and a buffoonish Prince Philip-like king, the performance is not about technique and stagecraft so much as a tender and sensitive investigation into a damaged psyche.

Surprisingly lighthearted and brisk, considering its fairly morbid premise. Scott) 'LOGGERHEADS' (No rating, 95 minutes) There is so much that is tender and true in Tom Kirkman's sensitively acted film about adoption that the few times it pauses to flaunt its metaphorical conceit about loggerhead turtles, you just have to grit your teeth and wait for the twitches of literary pretension to subside.

In the midst of so much bloodshed, they shared one last tender moment.

It's great – they are so tender, they need so much love and we have much love to give.

It works because she's incredibly compassionate, and tender, and cares so much about her characters.

They can be cooked without peeling, because their outer sheaths are so tender, and they cook so much faster, which is an asset for roasting.

Burkert singles out the work of the Romanian violinist Alexander Balanescu whose "emotions support so much Pina's sentiment and the powerful and tender dances.

It may not make the beef more tender, but it makes chewing it so much more satisfying.