The composer Alban Berg simply saw it as a pattern of tender ruminations repeatedly interrupted by fitful premonitions of death.
The pattern of these tender, disappointed relationships emerges through scattered flashbacks, which, like actual memories, do not occur in chronological sequence.
(3) The individual concurrently has 4 or more of the following 8 symptoms: post-exertion malaise lasting more than 24 hours; unrefreshing sleep; significant impairment of short-term memory or concentration; muscle pain; pain in the joints without swelling or redness; headaches of a new type, pattern, or severity; tender lymph nodes in the neck or armpit; a sore throat that is frequent or recurring.
It's impossible not to experience her conversation as an extension of her poetry; a looser, less structured version of what Carol Ann Duffy, in her foreword to Lochhead's 2011 A Choosing: Selected Poems, called her "warm broth of quirky rhythms, streetwise speech patterns, showbiz pizzazz, tender lyricism and Scots".
Jaundice and tender hepatomegaly were noted, with cholestatic pattern liver enzymes.
In the EDUC group this was short, and mostly directed towards possible tense and tender muscles and a fear-avoidance movement pattern.
We observed that most of these genes associated with flavonoids biosynthesis pathway exhibited a similar expression pattern with higher levels in tender shoots but slightly decreased in young leaves (see Figure 6a), indicating that the flavonoid biosynthesis actively occurs in tender shoots.
While one is a progressive rework with a rousing synth pattern and crisp kick drums, the other is a tender, down-tempo rendition that perfectly compliments the German producer/DJs latest offering.
Campbell patterned his style after Coach Medina, tough mostly, but tender when the moment called for it.
Within "Ode to a Nightingale", an example of this pattern can be found in line 35 ("Already with thee! tender is the night"), where the "ea" of "Already" connects with the "e" of "tender" and the "i" of "with" connects with the "i" of "is".
