Sentence examples for tenderness about from inspiring English sources
Robotham writes with grave tenderness about unhappy people caught in terrible situations — including his sleuth, who has Parkinson's disease and is in perpetual mourning for his broken marriage.
She often thought with great tenderness about the administrators and counsellors and professors who had taken turns trying to talk her out of leaving school and marrying Fieldin.
Murphy writes with such sparky humour and genuine tenderness about women's lot that I wish she'd resisted the temptation to round everything off so neatly.
Without giving too much away, "Foster" is about love and loss, about how familial grief can be transformed into tenderness, about how hope endures and, with it, kindness.
To hear a man singing with such exquisite tenderness about a place where he could not eat lunch or use a public lavatory on his own terms made the terrible ambivalences of black southern life unbearably vivid.
Usually there was some tenderness about the proximal and distal stumps of the ruptured tendon.
The photo is about tenderness, it's about love, it's about war.
As erotica, Strickland's film is almost touchingly chaste: there's no nudity and the lingerie-decked lovemaking is not only about mutual female pleasure but about tenderness.
Check the tenderness after about 12 minutes – though it may take as long as 20.
Check the leaves for tenderness after about a minute.
It's about the passion and tenderness in violence, about what you have to lose, and about living with simultaneous and opposite certainties.
