Sentence examples for tenderness for instance from inspiring English sources

There are moments of tenderness, for instance when the old man pets a small dog; calm, when he sleeps in a tent with yellow Z's rising up from his pillow; euphoria, when he tapdances to Peggy Lee's I Love Being Here With You; and fear, when he runs through a forest where the trees have glowing red eyes.

Polinesso's declarations of his desire for Ginevra, for instance, have a tenderness and sincerity that are all the more shocking for a character so odious.

For instance, NH patients did not show increased peri-cranial tenderness to palpation when compared to healthy control subjects [11].

Few, for instance, would agree that "one should treat the majority of well-disposed females with tenderness, as one would treat a child".

"My Trophies," for instance, a series from 1986-87, grew out of her fascination with the "maps of tenderness" invented in the 17th Century by French writer Madeleine de Scudery.

For instance, CRYAB, which encodes αB-crystallin and shares homology with Hsp27, was also negatively correlated with tenderness in steers.

"Try a Little Tenderness," for instance, is a banal old song he transformed into a timeless meditation on human understanding.

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For instance, the marriage of Gervaise with the man who later brings their life to ruin is a beautifully simple envisioning of the complexities of hope and tenderness.

The moment, for instance, when the heroine is rescued by an at first enigmatic museum worker named Walter — yields an almost unbearable tenderness.

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