Sentence examples for tenderly shaped from inspiring English sources
And you understand why from this exhibition, which is as tenderly shaped and as visually stirring as a career survey could possibly be.
In the absence of other evidence, many people tend to see the piece as the sum of her accomplishment, but to this view the Whitney's tenderly shaped and visually absorbing survey says: No. There's more, and different.
In an interview, he spoke unhurriedly, and tenderly, about shaping and presenting his work.
Mr. Andsnes's lithe and spontaneous playing abounded in rippling passagework; incisive, rhythmic articulation; and a tenderly soulful shaping of the slow movement's long-spun melody.
The sense of aloneness is clear in the way the world of the poem coalesces tenderly around the shape of the missing child, reconfiguring her absence as a sharply felt presence: "I gave the empty seat a push / and nothing made a sound / and swung between two skies to brush / her feet upon the ground".
They also evoke the remnants of a larger, more assertive painted shape that has been tenderly cut into irregular bits.
That combination of rich materialism and personal urgency connects other superficially divergent approaches: Susan Coffee's wry portrait of herself with a mask of green face cream and Brenda Goodman's brushy, saturnine vision of tombstone shapes; or Helen Miranda Wilson's tenderly rendered aerial view of a wintry city and Harriet Korman's brightly frontal grid painting.
"Merry Christmas, Charlie," she said tenderly.
Jessica touched them tenderly.
