Sentence examples for tender self from inspiring English sources

He's naked: only his birthday-suited tender self, duty-free.

The simpler, and perhaps deeper, truth lies in the comparison more obvious to others: that the empires of data storage make up a castle or armor or hermit-crab's shell for my tender self.

WHEN the sand is hot, you are vaguely ill from crates-o-fries and your sunburn would make a dermatologist cringe, there is only one thing to do: Take your tender self out for some tender seafood and watch the sun set over the water.

He is also touching and warm, broken and tender, self-mythologizing and self-mocking.

How neatly that captures the British spirit of tender self-deprecation.

With this comic, tender, self-revealing, and self-deprecating collage, Buba radically reimagines political cinema to enfold its advocacy into a deeply personal, deeply rooted sense of vocation.

RYAN JAMES CARUTHERS Photographer, 19 "I first heard of Ryan when I saw one of his beautiful, tender self-portraits on Tumblr.

The brutal, domineering ego of an older style of capitalism has given way to the tender self-obsession of the new.

The Sun has responded by superimposing a slice of Victoria sponge on a picture of her face and put it on the cover with the headline: "Shut yer cakehole!" They don't like tender self-deprecation?

It's shot in one single take, without cuts (but with a few seamless digital sutures) and depicts the escalating anxiety attack being suffered by a failing movie star called Riggan Thomson, played with fiercely tender self-pity by Michael Keaton.

Walcott has found some of that tender self-belief that was put at such risk when Sven Goran Eriksson took him along just for the ride in the World Cup of 2006 and Fabio Capello brutally dumped him four years later.