Sentence examples for tender picture from inspiring English sources

What certainly does remain are is a little, tender picture of a garden; a sheet of luminous colours; music transformed into an image.

Hadlow paints a tender picture of their early years, once Charlotte had realised that her prime duty was never to disagree with him.

It's been accused of mythmaking about noble Albanians and barbarian Ottomans, but it's quite clearly a complex and tender picture of the Balkans that is now more relevant than ever.

Whether it was a mischievous smile on Jiraiya's hulking pin-ups or a tender picture of robust, big-bellied men cuddling in Seizoh Ebisubashi's manga, these artists were picturing unique visions of gay desire that resonated deeply with me.

But Richter's art is never showoffy — not even when he comes close to fulfilling his desire to paint like Vermeer, as he does in some tender pictures of his third wife, Sabine Moritz, and their baby son.

In his series of "television portraits" and his 1999 book End of an Age, he produced a sequence of close-up portraits, in the first, some of his most tender pictures, of friends watching television, that offered the rare, intense experience of looking at people looking.

First came the tender pictures he took of his wife and family, beginning in the nineteen-sixties, followed by a pivot, in the eighties, to dramatic aerial scenes of ravaged landscapes, which have the allure of abstractions, despite the fact that they detail a planet in peril.

But she pulled away to work on her own and comes across as a bold presence here in her searching, tender pictures of quotidian routine in the Republican stronghold of Valencia in the spring of 1937, in her brutally unblinking views of the city morgue after a devastating air raid, and in her eerily lighted views of the Battle of Brunete, where she would die.

Even better were Jonathan Glazer's "Sexy Beast," an explosively funny, disarmingly tender heist picture, and "The Devil's Backbone," Guillermo del Toro's dreamy, violent ghost story.

Next Week: Jonathan Romney sees The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, as reinvented by David Fincher Film Choice Trucking, with baby on board: Pablo Giorgelli's prize-garlanded Argentinian feature Las Acacias offers a tender, taciturn picture of a relationship blossoming between a gruff lorry driver and the mother and baby who hitch a lift with him on the highway from Paraguay to Buenos Aires.

Those photos included tender moments, pictures loved ones dead and gone, and snaps joyous occasions.