Sentence examples for tenderness and affection from inspiring English sources

Winters's pictures, suffused with the tenderness and affection that mark friendship's special love, are a promise not to abandon his friend by turning away.

At curtain calls, Ms. Whelan and Mr. Neal led the applause; Mr. Gold — who will be remembered in solo roles like Susan Stroman's "Double Feature" and the "Nutcracker" Candy Cane — acknowledged his applause with tenderness and affection.

A woman with a camera captures something that we are not often privileged to see: that the larrikins and the blokes, for all their teasing and macho posturing, between them there is also tenderness and affection, there is also love.

In her first book, she described her plants with the tenderness and affection of a mother nurturing sometimes wayward children - always modest, ready to admit failures but optimistic, too.

While Mr. Daisey said he did not yet know exactly what he would say, he plans to deal with "the culture of deification and the realities of nostalgia, as well as the fact that people have been expressing such tenderness and affection for this human being because of their connection to his devices".

While Mr. Daisey said he did not yet know exactly what he would say, he said he planned to deal with "the culture of deification and the realities of nostalgia, as well as the fact that people have been expressing such tenderness and affection for this human being because of their connection to his devices".

His paternal instincts of tenderness, affection, and nurturing asserted themselves.

Those bottom out in instincts and affections.

Having placed an advert in the TLS offering "expressions of affection and respect delivered weekly" to the discerning woman, Jon has been sending regular missives of gentle tenderness to Meg.

With affection and regard, David W.

Down one path lies affection and applause.