Sentence examples for tender nature from inspiring English sources

Ms. Pierson loves horses, and they are a major subject here, but a deeper concern is for the human animal, its need for love, its propensity for cruelty, its habit of imposing ardently wishful meanings on brute or tender nature.

We believe Lovely would be good with children because of her tender nature.

Lars' photos capture moments of stillness in these fast-paced cities: a voyeurism that tends towards the tender nature of everyday life on the streets of the Abu Dhabi and Dubai.

Moereels's photos capture moments of stillness in these fast-paced cities: a voyeurism that tends toward the tender nature of everyday life on the streets of the Abu Dhabi and Dubai.

His tender and thoughtful nature will be greatly missed.

Tender homestead scenes, nature sketches and folksy pastimes are accounted for with melodic generosity and little padding.

His account is remarkable for its tender observation of nature: a trip to watch badger cubs playing in the "hot yawns of full summer" is scored by "the curly whispering of the stream," and when the snow begins in winter the mountain grass is "like green fur on the back of a white beast".

Even in poor quality, the tender and compelling nature of "Mother and Child" was apparent.

Utamaro's prints are the most perfect expression of a tender, loving contemplation of nature, which included not only birds and flowers but women as well.

It's a rare achievement to create a book that is at once a wise and tender meditation on the nature of love and disappointment, and a page turner that will keep you awake into the small hours.

She also made finely proportioned trousers that were full in the leg without becoming hip-hop clownish and whose waistbands sat just at the pelvic bone; and coats of translucent rubber that gave one the shivers, not because they seemed like the usual designer allusion to fetish wear but because they referenced nature with tender artistry.