Sentence examples for tender world from inspiring English sources

Searching for a revival of John van Druten's tender World War II romance, "The Voice of the Turtle"?

Instead, they take place in a tender world of their own, full of gentle ladies, mannerly gentlemen, verdant nature, and friendly-looking animals.

Laughton called him "one of the best actors in the world, a tender man and a great gentleman".

After being used as submarine tenders in World War I, they were scrapped in 1922.

I thought maybe we would get to someplace where we'd feel like a peaceful spring morning again -- like there was something tender in the world after all, even if it was only a skittish breeze".

Indeed, this tall, thin, tender variety tasted worlds apart from the hefty, fibrous stalks I had tried to cook with one summer in Wyoming, when the only thing to do was to add strawberries to it and bake it into a pie.

He shared stories of his travels, he offered quick explanations of his philosophies and he tendered opinions on world events.

Susie McDonald, chief executive of small charity Tender, says: "The charity world creates a bit of a conundrum.

Other, more mysterious denizens of the shadow banking world, from tender option bonds to asset-backed commercial paper, would also shrivel.

Tender operates in a world where there is not – yet – any suffering; where the stakes are just as high, but they are deferred.

In his disorientation Mr. Hicks's Lear retains a secure hold on shapely language: the great moments in which Lear rails against the storm and, later, evinces a shocked, tender compassion for the world's wretched come across as tidy, meaningful speeches more than expressions of true revelation.