Sentence examples for tenderness of the from inspiring English sources

To ask anything else of him is like asking tenderness of the ocelot.

She sang with supple Mozartean phrasing and conveyed the wistful tenderness of the vulnerable character.

Yet none of this undid the ravishments, or even the tenderness, of the ballet.

Bernstein captures not just the wit, daring, darkness and tenderness of the music but the immensity.

The tenderness of the image is overwhelmed by a nightmarish quality.

His marbles of the Madonna and Child have the lyrical tenderness of the finest quattrocento masters.

Varieties differ greatly in size, shape, colour, and fibrousness or tenderness of the immature pods.

Tenderness of the breasts can be due to a hormonal disturbance.

Any chest pains result from the tenderness of the trachea (windpipe) and muscles from severe coughing.

There could not have been a more appropriate garment for the tenderness of the occasion.

After an indifferent rendition of first movement, they elegantly conveyed the tenderness of the bucolic Adagio.