Sentence examples for tender caress from inspiring English sources

As she says, "I would destroy a city/for a tender caress".

Her duet with Marcelo Gomes, superb as Gremin, was a tale of unfolding love, down to every tender caress.

Here is Mr. Clegg on that first taste of crack: "It is the warmest, most tender caress he has ever felt and then, as it recedes, the coldest hand".

Across the miles, in an email, my mother's words carry a tender caress to me, her daughter, the mother of grown children herself.

He sang them with a tender, caressing, melancholy voice - he expressed better than anyone the essence of that generation".

Which is why most such sites are heavy on postings like this one, from Nataliya, a 29-year-old divorced nonsmoker from Russia who reports (spelling and grammar intact): "I am tender, caressing dantist with unusual sense of humor.

Her first American album, 1n 1950, on Capitol Records was called "Voice of the Xtabay"; the album's liner notes said Xtabay refers to "the most elusive of all women," describing her as "a virgin who might have consumed your nights with tender caresses now seems less than the dry leaves of winter".

From what I knew of Warhol, I had expected a blank, objective stare, imbued with the hubris of iconoclasm, but this gaze was tender, even caressing.

In the evenings, when I was exhausted from treatment, we watched TV and he rubbed my feet, the most tender and nourishing caress I could imagine.

Wrapped in a radiant intimacy, these two beauties search each other's bodies with tender looks and caresses, her lashes fluttering at his touch.

That's why MIT researchers have added a touch-force sensor to the robotic Baxter, allowing him to register gentle caresses, tender hand-holding, and the sense the he is loved and in love.