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.
The revelation of her secret made me feel a strange new tenderness toward her, and it would make me kinder to her, if not always kind enough.
She sees his tenderness toward her as essential to who he is, and his abuse of others as accidental, or somehow minor.
But we can open up to the repetition". Throughout the film, she is patient and encouraging with her dancers, and shows great tenderness toward them; she understands that what she's asking them to do is difficult, but she knows, and they know, that it will be worth it.
Throughout the film, she is patient and encouraging with her dancers, and shows great tenderness toward them; she understands that what she's asking them to do is difficult, but she knows, and they know, that it will be worth it.
Failure to treat unimpaired infants as having FMS might lead to a lack of tenderness toward them, and thereby contribute to their turning into people who will mistreat us when they are older (Feinberg 1980, p. 198).
He had a streak of tenderness in him.
He is a former P.O.W. torn between a vengeful ideology planted in him by his captors and recovered tenderness toward his children, who will be destroyed if he carries out his mission.
I thought about K's tenderness toward the two men who come in the end to execute him.
I tried to think about the lecture I was going to deliver that afternoon, on Kafka's "The Trial". I thought about K's tenderness toward the two men who come in the end to execute him.
Alice and Edgar chew Kurt up and spit him out, and it is in their betrayal of him that we see their true brutality and, at the same time, their true tenderness toward each other.
