Ms. Kent is game but not always steady as she begins to negotiate the tough-but-tender course the show's producers and writers have set for Lydia.
They've had the time for all this vagueness, this very vital, tender, winding course.
Course providers are left with little room for long-term planning or improvement for tender-based course provision.
Trump has a tender ego, of course.
He's a tender singer, of course, and a slick songwriter as well, which quickly turns his songs from seemingly harmless to potent.
Writer says the late James Agee might perhaps have brought out his full panoply of loving terms for it, because it is bare and plain and true and honest and, of course, tender and disciplined, and it isn't artificial or corrupt, and it doesn't exploit or overdramatize its subject... View Article Pauline Kael wrote for The New Yorker from 1967 until her retirement, in 1991.
Of course tender points cannot be regarded as a very precise measure, but rather may be understood as some sort of standardised measure of diffuse tenderness.
Thornton picked some and, a few hours later, served it with the final savory course: a tender piece of lamb half-buried under snippets of cat grass, periwinkle-blue borage blossoms, yellow-foot mushrooms, and "cocoa soil".
Somewhere between a starter of roasted beet and horseradish ravioli drizzled with pungent arugula pesto, and a main course of tender halibut, pan-seared to a light crisp, I almost forgot that I was dining beneath the gorgeous, if slightly intimidating, gaze of multiple stained-glass windows.
For all its narrative ambiguity, "Landscape" breaks down into a fairly simple contrasting of sexual sensibilities: a he-said, she-said presentation of erotic reminiscences and fantasies that are alternately rough (that's from him, of course) and tender (her version).
Our tender offer would, of course, be conditioned upon your Board of Directors' approval of a transaction with HP.
