Sentence examples similar to tender post from inspiring English sources

Discoverer and Stipe's tender post-Hurricane Katrina paean Oh My Heart sound fantastic.

New recruit Miles has been given a Northern girlfriend, or "boot-strappy regional" as one of his "mates" puts it, with whom he has tender, post-coital chats about whether one should say "loo" or "toilet", "napkin" or "serviette".

These works set the stage for a room of AIDS-related artworks, which include both public awareness-raising campaigns (along the lines of General Idea's familiar Public Art Fund print "AIDS," modeled on Robert Indiana's "LOVE") and deeply private memorials (Mr. Wojnarowicz's wrenchingly tender post-mortem portraits of his lover, Peter Hujar, himself a master of the deathbed photograph).

Landrieu and his administration have seemed mostly oblivious to how bad Airbnb has been for New Orleans's tender post-K housing market, not to mention its (black) culture.

Tenders posted to a government website show that it is still getting ready for their arrival.

For this reclusive man, still tender from post-traumatic stress disorder and brain damage (and also, he imagines, years of hard drinking, though he can't remember the craving for alcohol), the last year has been painful in all sorts of new ways, as he has shared Marwencol, and himself, with an ever-widening sphere of people.

His portrayal of the beleaguered suburban male of the species is achingly tender.' Washington Post 'Unsettling, unnerving, undefinable, American Beauty is a blood-chilling dark comedy, a strange, brooding and very accomplished film.

Today our devices mark our movements, schedule our days, and capture our tender moments to post to social media.

Eustache's tender and passionate post-'68 view of their romantic roundelay — and of the sophisticated city that fosters it — is ferociously anti-libertine, even reactionary.

22. 2 The dissent, perhaps finding unappealing the Government's defense of unjustified taking, tenders factual inferences, post, at 5, both unfavorable to Williams and beyond the parties' stipulation of uncontroverted facts.

"Given the grounds on which state aid was granted, and the current tender for the new Post Office card account, the loss of which could devastate the network, we believe this needs further consideration".