Sentence examples for tender thought from inspiring English sources
It was a tender thought, I suppose, but it wasn't sad, or sentimental, and it had nothing to do with death.
To quote my colleague George Saunders, let today be National Attempt to Have an Affectionate / Tender Thought About Someone of the Opposing Political Persuasion Day.
V When howling Winds, and beating Rain, In Tempests shake the sylvan Cell: Or midst the Chace on ev'ry Plain, The tender Thought on thee shall dwell.
The 19th-century writer James Boaden wrote that "to me the portrait exhibits an aspect of calm benevolence and tender thought, great comprehension and a kind of mixt feeling, as when melancholy yields to the suggestions of fancy".
A Tough Form for Tender Thoughts A sonnet typically has 14 lines with strict rhyme and meter.
Clearly there are tender thoughts at work here – and nods to Nile Rodgers funk guitar and Radiohead drama – but these dreams are trampled on by their overly forceful presentation.
With tender thoughts, Olga From Bob Servant To Olga Olgaga, I'll be honest, I'm surprised at just how forcefully you are throwing yourself into this relationship but you're such a cracking piece of skirt that you won't be getting any arguments from me.
It's always nice when a real artist lets you in on their inner-tender thoughts reminding one that "Oh, she can really sing!" Cher looked fresh and adorable in a wavy just-touching-her-shoulders hairstyle.
As a result, an important conclusion is that the tendering authority needs a high degree of expertise in these issues; any thought that competitive tendering relieves the public authority of the need for expertise in public transport is mistaken.
The thought of being tendered out of the NHS to a private provider is a frightening one; we have seen allied services such as counselling fail as a result of going to private providers who promise the health commissioners the earth but struggle to deliver.
Selectively chosen and spoken aloud, their effect is altogether different: A tender scene illuminating the troubled stream of thought that undergirds so much of life becomes a cranky comedy of manners.
