Wars are not tender creatures that, once born, have the right to be fostered and grow.
And, in fact, the majority of women in the workplace are not tender creatures and are largely adept at dealing with all varieties of uncomfortable or hostile situations.
"Kane is saying 'this is what we do, and we are also tender creatures.' We [she and Mitchell] are both engaged in approximating an experience of what is actually involved in violence.
In her continuing account of the iconoclastic, take-no-prisoners first lady, the author "continues her diligent pentimento, getting at the tender, sprightly creature behind the starchy, strident image, chronicling how the timid housewife... shed her chrysalis and turned into the New Deal's relentless 'Eleanor Everywhere, Maureen Dowdwroteote here last year.
All of them amount to aesthetic demonstration projects that have no conceivable significance outside a gallery or museum — a dedicated art space — which they inhabit with the tender dependency of creatures in a petting zoo.
Like Psalm 148, it exhorts all creation to worship God: The sun and moon, all the birds, all the clouds, all men and women of tender heart, all creatures of our God and King.
Based on my admittedly limited experience I can say pan frying easily tops the other method, at least for tender or lightly carapaced creatures that aren't destined to spend long hours outdoors in the heat.
Charlotte's Web celebrates the intelligence of all creatures in a tender, funny and touching story that makes all children think more deeply about animals.
But after a while, it begins to look more like a tender respect for the odd creatures Sharpe has brought together.
His solo career moved from wild horror-influenced garage-rockers with titles like Creature With the Atom Brain to tender, frayed love songs such as True Love Cast Out All Evil.
