Sentence examples for tenderness from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Liebrandt coaxes extraordinary tenderness from squab, venison, lamb, duck.

The conductor, Craig Smith, drew playing of disarming tenderness from Boston's Orchestra of Emmanuel Music in its New York debut.

Her strong support, care and tenderness from BWD's early years through the present will be greatly missed by all.

Corigliano: Music for String Quartet (Naxos)—Half magus, half magpie, this quintessential New York composer assembles works of piercing tenderness from the shards of twentieth-century music.

The bonus is that you get not just juicy tenderness from the marinade but also a gorgeous hint of herbed flavor.

Corigliano: Music for String Quartet (Naxos) — Half magus, half magpie, this quintessential New York composer assembles works of piercing tenderness from the shards of twentieth-century music.

However, our community-based study goes against existing information, namely, that half of patients with angina pectoris have tender points [ 6], and that half patients with chest wall tenderness suffer from coronary heart disease [ 27].

But Before Midnight takes off in the final act when, with the couple set for a night of tenderness away from the kids, suddenly all bets are off.

The half chicken, despite slightly dry white meat, edged out the beef short rib, which lacked the crucial tenderness gained from low, slow cooking.

This figure, Filth's adversary and latterly his close companion, has had a love-affair with Filth's wife, Betty, giving her the sensual tenderness missing from her Raj orphan husband.

He is at his most vitriolic, in this volume, in his early essays on India, a place, he writes, "for which one has a great tenderness, but from which at length one always wishes to separate oneself".