Such attitudes — tender, alert, self-ironized and finally unillusioned — propel all of Marie Ponsot's best poems.
When they reflect on their unfortunate romances, they maintain attitudes of tender regret; often they hide a secret nostalgia for the mistakes they've made.
A study of the present American attitude toward the tender passion, as recorded in incidents culled from authentic daily news reports, often correct.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, February 14 , 1931P. 67 A study of the present American attitude toward the tender passion, as recorded in incidents culled from authentic daily news reports, often correct.. View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick.
During the admission, which was primarily diagnostically focused and further characterized by an attitude of gentle encouragement and tender loving care, Kate's condition deteriorated.
(Sinagra) THE PRETENDERS (Tomorrow) Chrissie Hynde of the Pretenders is certainly a foremother of tough-but-tender rock chicks like Eleanor Friedburger and Karen O. Her Akron via England attitude comes across forcefully on hits like "Brass in Pocket" and "Middle of the Road".
In tender age children should be taught about patriotism, friendship, helping attitude.
For all her attitude, though, Murtha's photographs are often surprisingly tender.
This book reminds writers to watch the hubris and check literary-attitudes at the door; but it does it with tender love and great humor.
Refinements to this view add that overcoming moral anger or other relevant reactive attitudes must be tendered for moral reasons, and that forgiveness perhaps includes rejecting or modifying associated judgments of the wrongdoer such that the victim no longer holds the wrong against the wrongdoer, as would be the case were the victim to bear a grudge.
