Sentence examples for tender glow from inspiring English sources
The phrase "tender glow" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a soft, gentle light or warmth, often in a poetic or romantic context. Example: "The sunset cast a tender glow over the horizon, painting the sky in shades of pink and orange."
The painting is intimately riveting, the soft, blurry shapes giving off a tender glow, while the background seems to extend into infinity.
There is a touchingly human softness and vulnerability here, the parchment-like skin of the figure giving off a tender, warming glow.
Let it roast till truly tender and glowing.
The rack cutlets were phenomenally tender, the sweetbreads glowed and glistened, a softly-fried dream.
The show ended on a note of joy, as Mr. Butz dedicated a glowing, tender "Georgia on My Mind" to his 2 1/2-year-old daughter, Georgia.
The overall performance was glowing and tender.
"Tony," written by Ed Galing and illustrated by Erin E. Stead, seems to glow with love and tender observation.
Finally, certain much-loved pictures have returned to view with a spa-toned glow, thanks to the tender mercies of conservation.
Every time Biden spied a member's mom, he called out with utter delight, "Mom!" as though she were his own, enfolding the glowing woman in a tender embrace.
As for do-it-yourselfers, "The Body Book," by Anne Akers Johnson (Klutz, 2001; $21.95), comes with a kit full of supplies and with recipes for masks, toners and scrubs, so tender devotees can maintain their youthful glows between spa appointments.
The moon was a tender crescent, the nights frosty, and the dawns glowed with the crimson and violet of the fall.
