Sentence examples for tender atmosphere from inspiring English sources

The pianist, Lang Lang, then remained onstage to dispel whatever tender atmosphere the Chopin had established by playing an account of Liszt's best-known Hungarian Rhapsody with a vulgarity to engender long-term Lisztophobia.

Controlling my quick irritation and my sharp tongue is something I struggle to do every day - but I know that if can't yell and snap my way toward the loving, peaceful, tender atmosphere that I want.

The tender and mysterious atmosphere of the piece is established in the opening section, "Come, daughter," which evokes the mood and words, though not the music, of the opening chorus of Bach's passion.

Although thin on plot, the novel has nice atmosphere and takes a tender view of lonely children trying to make sense of a grown-up world.

Moehringer, a gifted reporter and the author of a well-regarded memoir, "The Tender Bar," often establishes his novel's atmosphere journalistically, through shorthand context and data.

"Wenders's atmosphere is always both melancholy and tender, filled with a gentle existential ache that wraps you in its beauty.

Even though Fitzgerald himself showed very little interest in the art of his time, and ignored it completely in "Tender Is the Night," he did respond to the atmosphere of freshness and discovery that characterized the period.

She said she tried to establish "an open and friendly atmosphere" in her writing workshops, because "it's pretty tender to bring your work to 15 strangers".

Even in the tenderest moments between the young lovers, it is hard to forget the atmosphere of threats surrounding them.

He relished Glasgow's hardman atmosphere, and although he himself wanted to be thought of as more tender than tough, the defensive persona was not easily let go.

And that is what Schwartz is selling — not one record after another so much as the creation of an atmosphere in which the Great American Songbook is, in his view, properly tendered and absorbed.