Sentence examples for tender emotion from inspiring English sources

For then he would not feel a more tender emotion.

He sang with tender emotion in "Pour me rapprocher de Marie".

She radiates tender emotion in every gesture, essential but by no means a given for this archetypal Wagner heroine.

He and his patrons appear to have realized that his talent was suited better to themes involving tender emotion than to themes of violent action.

In the other, the Virgin is a young mother filled with tender emotion as she gazes at the baby cradled in her arms.

Among the many things to love about this ballet are Mendelssohn's music, which alternates between wit, petulance, and tender emotion, and a touching pas de deux with a man in a donkey mask.

Plants are not "sensitive new age guys who cringe when something around them gets hurt and who love classical music and hate rock," Dr. Dudley said as she referred to depictions in popular works of plants living tender, emotion-soaked existences, in particular the 1970s "The Secret Life of Plants".

This was a convention about intimate connections, local associations, tender emotions and domestic concerns.

Startlingly, for its time, it openly portrays the tender emotions of mother and child.

Two other forerunners are Frances Faye and Carmen McRae, who both also resisted appealing to the tender emotions.

It digs deeper, needling at the status of our most tender emotions.