Sentence examples for tender mercy from inspiring English sources

Yes, leaving yourself to the tender mercy of airport cuisine can be a grim affair.

The tender mercy here is that a dog does not know the difference between a prisoner and a model citizen.

Perhaps the tomb where Antony and Cleopatra were buried together by Octavian (a suspiciously tender mercy from a pitiless foe) will one day be discovered and will yield a jewel that graced her ear, her handwriting on onyx tablets, a death mask — some intimate remains.

Let us tend with tender mercy that which is dying in us and in our world.

This post is adapted from my book God's Tender Mercy: Reflections on Forgiveness (Twenty-Third Publications).

Now Obama proposes to eliminate that check and leave would-be homeowners to the tender mercy of the banking giants.

Their kinship is built on equal shares of traded insults and tender mercies.

He followed the cycle with the Academy Award-winning screenplay for "Tender Mercies".

But fear is forcing thousands to vote for Assad whose tender mercies are well known.

"Bush puts seniors off on the tender mercies of the insurance companies," Mr. Hattaway said.

Miles Coverdale's 1535 translation provided "the eleventh hour" and "tender mercies".