A third play, The Tender Husband, with which Addison helped him (1705), had some success, but Steele continued to search for advancement and for money.
The pouting prettiness of the boy is entirely predictable, but the tender seriousness with which his would-be suitor gazes at him is without precedent.
The Disney princess is such a tired trope that even the much-vaunted revisionism feels de trop, these days – find me a heroine who isn't spunky, feisty, etc – but where the film scores points for originality is the tender acuity with which the relationship between the two sisters is observed.
As the trilogy unwinds, the violence keeps the action hopping and you occasionally gagging, either in revulsion at its severity or at the tender, loving care with which it has been art directed.
The national auditor-general found that between 2005 and 2007 more than 2,000 public officials and their relatives were awarded public tenders worth 540m rand through companies with which they had links.
It's one of the strongest evocations I can remember of the intensity with which one felt feelings at the tender age of pubescence.
Then - just in case you were to dismiss them as clever-clever – they close with a tender singalong, which promises a goofy punchline then disarmingly withholds it.
Fibromyalgia is a common disorder characterized by widespread musculoskeletal pain, stiffness, paraesthesia, non-restorative sleep, and fatigue along with multiple tender points, which are widely and symmetrically distributed [ 1].
Working with Ronson, screenwriter Peter Straughan has created an engrossing, funny, tender story, which Lenny Abrahamson directs with flair.
For example, I have been wondering what people made of my relationship with James, a highly attractive "bad boy" with a touchingly tender side – which surely floats many a heterosexual woman's boat.
