Sentence examples for spoke tenderly from inspiring English sources

He spoke tenderly of Dixie Lee Ray's courageous decision to dump him.

Beating her chest with one hand, she uttered a piercing wail, and then spoke tenderly to the body: "Come back to me, my daughter.

Denis Healey, who fought against Tony Benn in one of the most bruising heavyweight political contests of the past 40 years, spoke tenderly of the late warming in relations he enjoyed with a man he once loathed.

Across Mexico this week, Pope Francis spoke tenderly to masses of ordinary people and delivered blistering messages—"God will hold accountable the enslavers of our day"—to drug lords, corrupt government officials, oligarchs, and even bishops.

After his former comedy partner Dean Martin's death, in 1995, Lewis, surprisingly, spoke tenderly and lovingly of their time together but, then, whatever conflicts Lewis may have faced with Martin, they were nothing compared to the conflicts that he faced with himself.

Then he spoke tenderly about his latest documentary, which was soon to be released.

When Esme saves the Sergeant or when Zooey saves Franny, it is by speaking tenderly and precisely about ordinary loves.

When Mr. Smits began speaking tenderly about how his character became a lector, Mr. Cruz smiled.

A Latino guy in a blue mechanic's uniform was crouched in a corner of the cell, speaking tenderly through the bars to an underage prostitute who was seated on a folding chair, her slender wrist handcuffed to a bar.

Former wife Brooke Hayward (the first of five, the second of whom stuck around for a total of two weeks) speaks tenderly and respectfully of him in the book accompanying the exhibition of her husband's "lost album" at the Royal Academy.

Once known as a one-man orgy of abandon and excess (assaulting paparazzi, assaulting hotel rooms, getting affianced to half of Hollywood), he speaks tenderly and with raw joy about his life as an expatriate with the French pop star Vanessa Paradis and their 22-month-old daughter, Lily-Rose.