Sentence examples for tender vision from inspiring English sources

Such sweet notes, such tender vision.

He comes close to overwhelming his characters with his own inimitable, trivia-dense voice, but ultimately he creates a tender vision of modern life, one in which preoccupations with popular culture are an imperfect carapace for the vulnerable hearts underneath.

Having escaped fame on others' terms more than once, he seems singularly well placed to bend the mainstream to his frail, lewd, egomaniacal and tender visions.

Sexual consciousness and political consciousness are raised together in Renoir's tender, teeming vision of hearty collective action — and of the heartfelt force that backs it up.

Another criticism from locomotive crews concerned the exposed cab in bad weather, which necessitated the installation of a tarpaulin sheet over the rear of the cab and the front of the tender, restricting rearward vision.

Take, for instance, the tender, wrenchingly sad vision of Eurydice's dead father, who can watch his daughter's progress from the underworld below, miming the act of walking her down the aisle on her wedding day.

It is a tender, earnest, and hopeful vision.

Rick Owens has a unique vision: a tender gender play that makes his clothes reflect that rare combination — timeless but of the moment.

Viggo Mortensen, wounded, vulnerable, tough and tender is a heartbreaking vision of walking life and death.

In Whitehead's words, God is "the poet of the world," leading it with tender patience by the divine vision of truth, beauty, and goodness (Whitehead 1978, 346).

Eventually, after I've rooted way down, I begin to turn this same sincere attention, this same clarity of vision, onto my tender, unbothered self.