Sentence examples for tender rendering from inspiring English sources

Across the compound, the smaller Elayne P. Bernstein Theater is occupied by a tender rendering of the brutal "Beauty Queen of Leenane," Martin McDonagh's sinister 1996 family portrait of the ties that strangle, set in rural Ireland.

In the slow movement of "Winter," here renamed "Khana," Farhad Safari, a 12-year-old red-haired boy, playing ghichak, a bowed instrument, won your heart (and earned bravos at the end) with his tender rendering of the ruminative solo theme.

Strayhorn's "Star Crossed Lovers" starts with a short Moring ostinato bass line before breaking into Hart's tender rendering of the melody.

The fried calamari was tender, beautifully rendered and served with a piquant tequila lime sauce.

Michael Sumsion, London Laurent Seksik's The Last Days of Stefan Zweig (Salammbo Press) is a subtle, tender and muted rendering of the final months of Zweig's life – a book that warranted wider exposure.

But most of all we see, in her tender yet dispassionate rendering of a young woman transfigured into a painter her pain turned into beauty Salomon's confrère Edvard Munch.

Nonetheless, this is tender and deftly rendered.

Elgar was also represented by "Speak, Music" (Op. 41, No. 2) and "Pleading" (Op. 48), tender songs evocatively rendered here.

Mr. Kipniss's deeply contemplative, tender landscapes are rendered in muted tones of gray, black, brown and blue, contrasting sharply with the turmoil that the hurricane wrought.

Mosley's protagonist is a sympathetic figure, and his lifetime of violent and tender memories is rendered with compassion and insight.

Maggie's son emerges into life as Harry's mother is ushered out of it: this is the beginning and the end of life as two processes of troubled, violent becoming rendered tender by love.