Sentence examples for tender towards from inspiring English sources

That's what makes people feel so tender towards her.

She tries to be tender towards him but ends up shocked, even intimidated.

McKay pointed out that the Hollywood Reporter conducted a script review and described the screenplay as "a really thoughtful script and tender towards Reagan".

In a final desperate irony, the woman he allows himself to feel tender towards is brutally murdered - a real noir touch.

There was a general lack of affection from the adults – no one held me or was tender towards me as a child".

Tender towards innocence, tough-minded when faced with brutality and injustice, Milosz could be at one moment susceptible, at another remorseless.

Of John's women, the tenderest towards him is his cousin, Margot, who provokes a kind of tenderness in return that Julia, Adriana and Sophie did not see.

Cynicism leads to more tender feelings towards what is truly lovable.

Taiwan's democracy, which dates back only to 1995, is a somewhat tender plant towards which the islanders feel very protective.

Earlier in the week the BBC had managed the almost impossible, in a mildly historic week when even strident republicans might have felt a tender softening towards the monarchy, or at least a faint disposition to nod to the decades involved and a certain sense of service.

Ed Balls, a man whose tender sensibilities towards all female persons is a byword, shouted "apologise to her!" The prime minister: "I am not going to apologise; you do need to calm down!" And that was it – the greatest political insult since the King of France sent tennis balls to Henry V. What seems to have got lost is that Cameron was quoting the Michael Winner advert on TV.