Sentence examples for tenderness to make from inspiring English sources

The peas were an important element in the dish I made and, amazingly, they retained enough sweetness and tenderness to make a real difference.

It's a lesson we can all take from this bricoleur-par-excellence: right around all of us are jewels -- friends, family, objects -- which need only to be placed just so with loving tenderness to make them sparkle and shine for us in entirely new dimensions.

Deyn, in the best role of her burgeoning career, has the right mix of tenderness and tenacity to make Chris feel real in a world that often doesn't.

Yet Mr. Levine kept just enough tension and bite in the orchestra to make Elektra's tenderness seem unsettlingly manipulative.

It's a sign of this book's observant and free-floating tenderness that a man is advised to make certain light scratches while "squeezing her pimples".

The tenderness and beguiling vulnerability of his voice seems to make the songs swell, too: each one radiates a rapturous array of sounds.

With all the embarrassing tenderness that is typical of anxious mothers who want to make sure their children are given a bright future, she ended up calling Henri Cartier-Bresson [co-founder of Magnum] on his private number.

To assist beef breeders to make efficient and large changes in tenderness, DNA assays must be developed that can reliably predict the genetic variation in tenderness without regard to the breed composition of an animal.

The 76-year-old says he wanted to make the film because "it's about innocence, victimhood, vengeance and tenderness".

Sometime in his 40s, he added, he was struck by the tenderness in the poetry of others and thought, "Why isn't there more tenderness in my own work?" His late poems are full of that tenderness and also of a Hardyesque humbleness in which, while still enthralled by poetry, he hesitates to make too great claims for it.

And to make this day, this week, this month, and this new year, one of beauty and tenderness.