Sentence examples for tenderness you from inspiring English sources

Dearest Herbie, we will always cherish the caring and tenderness you extended to our family.

"Sometimes it takes five to six hours, roasting slowly, to reach the tenderness you want.

For extra tenderness, you can brush them with a little melted butter.

And then to the Reverend, whom he has just killed with exquisite tenderness, "You can go now, brother".

When we stood under the "Emma" tree, he laid his hand on the trunk with a tenderness you might show a child.

That's right, child, you make no effort at all, you don't even know what effort is, let alone tenderness, you uncompassionate creature.

But he did feel a lot of tenderness for you.

They've come to occupy each other's thoughts, Auster referring to ­Coetzee as an "absent other," and ­Coetzee responding that he feels "a certain fraternal tenderness for you and your dogged, unappreciated bravery".

Stanwyck could turn on the chill — her performance opposite Van Heflin and a boyish Kirk Douglas in "The Strange Love of Martha Ivers" (1946) appears to run on liquid nitrogen — but she could also throw out hints of tenderness when you least expected it, and languid little one-liners when they weren't appropriate.

It looks and sounds incredible, its story has moments of relatable tenderness, and you can ride on elephants.

Pay attention to any tenderness that you may be feeling.