Sentence examples for tender views from inspiring English sources

His concept of the "antichrist superstar," hated for embodying society's darker side, rings true, as do his surprisingly tender views of disenfranchised youth.

Your long years at the Stork Club turn you tender?" View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

Your long years at the Stork Club turn you tender?" View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick By Masha Gessen.

Paul's tender view of adopted children is that they ought to be treated like creatures rescued from animal shelters.

The segment at the garage shows the most tender view of family life that Godard ever filmed.

Although thin on plot, the novel has nice atmosphere and takes a tender view of lonely children trying to make sense of a grown-up world.

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"About a Boy," an NBC series scheduled for midseason is based on a 2002 movie that starred Hugh Grant (which itself was based on a Nick Hornby novel) and has a more tender view of fatherhood, possibly because the bachelor hero, played here by David Walton ("Bent"), quickly becomes a father figure to the lonely boy next door, who lives with his single, overprotective vegan mother, Minnie Driver.

Mr Icahn's offer, which may yet be put to tender, is viewed as a test case against which future bids for large domestic firms will be measured; the Korean government has said it will look at toughening takeover regulations.

(Especially worth seeing is "Man's Castle," from 1933, his seriocomic, tender, yet violent view of life in a New York tent city during the Depression).

Bile was Aldrich's business, and his surprisingly tender, dewy-eyed view of an ingénue, who worships an earlier era's diva and hardly dares to dream of stardom, careens into a portrayal of obsession.