The tender affection felt by both colleagues and audiences for the ballerina Nina Ananiashvili is extraordinary.
I have met a lot of addicts in my life who I have a lot of tender affection for.
Another duet, for a man and a woman dressed identically, shows mutual supportiveness and tender affection: the man does the lifting, and the woman shows her gratitude.
Pitched somewhere between after-hours cable soft-core and an overambitious student art film, "Stripped Down" is bad in so many ways I can't help but feel a slightly tender affection for it.
Kirstein's tender affection for her is not in question, but Mr. Duberman lets us see Fidelma as a victim of Kirstein's driven nature and of the position of women in her generation.
Her photographs and portraits range in mood from the tender affection of the diminutive "Portrait of Gala" done in the early 1930's to the risibly grandiose 1959 "Discovery of America by Christopher Columbus".
His family life was happy and satisfying and yet complicated by troubles; his relationship with his wife is revealed to us in every nuance of tender affection, frustration and, on her death, anguish and regret.
Barry was almost fired during rehearsals, but, finally, the director, Arthur Laurents, asked him to look into Hearn's eyes more often to convey a greater sense of tender affection and to introduce the club acts with more panache.
"He must open his arms to protect all of God's people and embrace with tender affection the whole of humanity, especially the poorest, the weakest, the least important, those whom Matthew lists in the final judgment on love: the hungry, the thirsty, the stranger, the naked, the sick and those in prison".
