Sentence examples for tenderness toward from inspiring English sources

Dissolving the Concept of "God" (I have heard this somewhere, but I don't remember where), Playing (Plotinus), Tenderness Toward Existence (Galway Kinnell's phrase) and then there's the next to last, Everything and Everyone Else.

An acute tenderness toward children pervades Moffat's stories.

Her look of pleading and then of tenderness toward Plummer is heartbreaking.

Dylan wakes in the middle of the night and feels tenderness toward the fellow who left.

His tenderness toward women is enhanced by a refinement and delicacy rare among the ancients.

It was only on the last day that I understood your tenderness toward me.

As I watched those tears fall, I felt a sudden tenderness toward his murderous father.

Ellis's inordinate tenderness toward Manafort represented fundamentally an act of arrogance and a disservice to sentencing policies.

This is not because rich nations have been seized by a new tenderness of heart toward poor and failing ones.

Strand feels toward that missing child (and we feel toward Strand, from whom the child always seems in some crucial way to be missing) tenderness without an object of tenderness, since you can't feel tender toward an absence.

(If some of the publishing satire lacks a truly vicious edge, it is because Shields seems incapable of overt cruelty toward the lives she unfolds. An affectionate tenderness prevails, even toward the idiocies of journalists).