Chronic lack of privacy, that inevitable theme of Indian life and fiction, and a source of tender hilarity in "Family Planning," here assumes oppressive form as Vikas's relatives descend on the bereaved couple, theatrically slipping sleeping pills into their tea and removing the knives from their kitchen drawers.
Burlesque as a mainstream art form seems to be a major source of controversy and tender spot for some performers, as well as those non-lovin' spectators.
Now we were getting close to the source of the Tributary of Tender Toughness.
While each type of data source tenders at least some analytical potential, household-based employment and income surveys offer the advantage of providing nationally representative information on many aspects of labour force participation.
A seated boy in a red hat and a ruff collar plays a flute while gazing, sidelong, into the source of the picture's streaming, tender daylight.
The resulting parameterised tool can be used in subsequent tender evaluations to provide an additional source of advice to supplement or replace that provided by current members of a bid evaluation team.
He said he had decided to tender his resignation to avoid becoming a source of political division.
Furthermore, tender joints in the absence of swelling have been shown to be unrelated to active synovitis diagnosed by ultrasound or power Doppler, which suggests that tender joints, which are not swollen, may be a source of misclassification.
Specific muscles targeted were the mid trapezius, erector spinae, and latissimus dorsi, because they were tender to palpation on evaluation and appeared to be the source of the patient's muscle pain.
The tender leaf tips and leaves of bitter melon are a rich source of minerals, vitamin C, folic acid and vitamin A (Zhang et al. [2009]; Lim [2012]).
