Sentence examples for tender nurturing from inspiring English sources

Peacefully at Cabrini Hospice on March 1, 2006, surrounded by her loving, supportive, dedicated friends, whose tender nurturing greatly enriched her final days.

The volume says a lot about the TV and business savvy of Mr. Ramsay, 43, a stove-top tyrant who saw in "MasterChef" an opportunity to show off a more tender, nurturing side.

What began with just three players, and rarely topped 13 in the first few years in which yours truly ran the programme, has flourished into a dual-code rugby nursery under the tender nurturing of staff from the college and their partner clubs, London Skolars and Saracens.

It could certainly make life more difficult both for a girl who is analytical and pragmatic, and a boy who is tender and nurturing.

All three are shown breaking eggs against mixing bowls: a tender image of nurturing and motherhood.

The association's greenhouse in Winooski, a city next to Burlington, has become something of a town square for the new New England, where farmers from Bhutan, Burundi and Somalia meet to nurture tender shoots, a common language.

A throng of voters willing to shut down the government is unlikely to nurture tender feelings for the grandees of the GOP.

"They can be very fragile and need nurturing and tender loving care, so go easy and be gentle on yourselves".

These playful, nurturing and tender images created a space in which I could mindfully anticipate each guest.

Being grateful reflects our ability to recognize and nurture the tender threads of our interdependence.

What's exchanged between the foursome is not titillating, but tender: The other couple nurtures Johnson and Luke, asking after their needs, making dinner, cleaning up, taking care of them.