Sentence examples similar to tender feel from inspiring English sources
CURRENCIES When investors lose confidence in a nation, its legal tender feels the sting.
The Chaisson dory tender felt as if it were fluid itself.
Exploding across the tiny Dixon Place stage in its most relentlessly manic and twee moments, "Tender" felt like being trapped in a broom closet with Jerry Lewis for the whole telethon.
The film's tough-but-tender feel is epitomised by its eponymous hero, who, despite his fearsome reputation, is a flustered, well-meaning soul who quails at the thought of another jail sentence.
They wonder what will ever make their tender hearts feel better.
"People who experience breakouts during times of stress do describe their breakouts to be more tender, maybe feel like they're a little bit deeper underneath the skin," Graber says.
In the tender "I Feel the Weight," about the aftermath of a breakup, Wyatt's heavily processed vocals recall Katy Perry in her 2013 song "Love Me," which Karlsson produced and which seemed to refer explicitly to Perry's divorce from comedian Russell Brand.
The tender affection felt by both colleagues and audiences for the ballerina Nina Ananiashvili is extraordinary.
The courses that follow include salmon in black rice, scallops in creamy sauce, baby deer so tender it feels obscene.
Even the tender ones felt tough, especially the heartbreaking "Dancing on My Own," as close as Robyn has to an anthem.
The show is titled "Devotion," and part of that tender awe feels directed to these ordinary gods in our midst.
