Sentence examples for tender tale from inspiring English sources

For all the self-consciousness of the staging, it remains a touching and tender tale.

Named after her James Beard Award-winning blog, "Poor Man's Feast" is Altman's smart yet tender tale of her gastronomical and spiritual evolution.

It's a tender tale of wide-eyed youthful yearning, yet the events are probably more horrible than those featured in any Wes Craven movie.

Wilson deftly interweaves a plausible time-travel thriller with the tender tale of a likable but immature loser who responds to adversity by growing up.

The standup sections on Suttie's own love life are overshadowed by this tender tale of old-fashioned sweethearts in a new-fangled world.

"Blue Yonder" is a curiously tender tale of young male friendship, and it wins your sympathy and admiration so easily that you feel transported into a different book.

If we can weave our stories together tightly enough, what a magnificent carpet we would share - one we could all be proud of, and one that holds tender tales that we can pass on to many generations.

Hers is a story of triumph against all odds, but also a tender, moving tale of unconditional love in a family that, despite its profound flaws, gave her the fiery determination to carve out a successful life on her own terms.  .

Set in Paris during the 1930s, this is a tender, compelling tale of a little boy who could be Oliver Twist, but whose life has a happy ending.

Writer-director Frank Whaley, primarily a busy film and TV actor ("Field of Dreams," "Ray Donovan"), has crafted a tender, evocative tale of an unlikely friendship in his fourth outing behind the camera, "Like Sunday, Like Rain".

Kudos then to the seven original cast members who've been with the show since its first preview and are clearly still enjoying themselves and the tender, winsome tale they are telling.