Sentence examples for tender healing from inspiring English sources

Similarly, in a rabbit partial-thickness flexor tendon injury–suture repair model, comparing Seprafilm and other HA-based products versus controls, there was a reduction in both the gross adhesion score and the histologic adhesion score and an improvement in histologic assessment of tender healing [69].

I was discovering how to move, sit, stand, and bathe in new ways to avoid disturbing the tender, healing skin and the powerful sensation that flared any time I so much as nudged the piercing.

"No More Words" is part of that journal, a tender, reflective, healing account of Anne Morrow Lindbergh's final decline and death.

So the trainer Rick Dutrow will give Big Brown his final hard workout Tuesday without it and gallop him into the race confident the tender hoof is healed.

But there's no miraculous healing or tender reconciliation for these characters and no false consolations in the exposed performances of the two accomplished actors onstage.

The bay son of Mr. Greeley hardly looked like he had tender feet -- a healing feat that Earnhardt attributed to the direction of Tonja Terranova, Baffert's New York-based assistant trainer.

If Celia was superb in that role it is because she, in essence, played herself, a woman of worldly charms, good humor and much wisdom, the kind of gracious lady that we would love to have for an aunt, a fairy godmother whose tender-heartedness works a healing magic on even the most troubled of souls.

Reckoner at Nihon Review described it as "very natural and pure... beautiful and tender", calling it "a true healing anime", with characters that were easy for the audience to sympathize with.

And "Broken Hearts Heal" is a tender tribute to her brother, albeit the young, carefree version of the superstar we later came to know as a victim of his fame.

The doctor's grace was in healing, treatment and the tender handling of finality.

But remember that as you are kind to yourself, and truly tender, the void will start to heal -- no matter how big -- day-by-day, step-by-step, breath-by-breath.