Sentence examples for that tender from inspiring English sources

Moreover, other studies have shown that tender points are not a pure measure of tenderness.

Schwarzenegger has probed that tender point at every opportunity.

Falsetto singing, that tender transformation of masculine fervor into something softer and more ethereal, demands a receptive audience.

Mr. Singh also offers an even dozen vegetarian selections, among them that tender okra and an equally impressive eggplant.

But so is that tender, tremulous Kazan sense of innocence and intimacy, as Clift, twitchy and vulnerable, comes together with Remick, playing the young widow who is the Van Fleet character's granddaughter and the unacknowledged heir of her matriarchal authority.

Between trips to the local disco and smoking skinny joints in the moonlight, James and Em conjure that tender, fleeting sensation when two people realise they're in love for the first time.

Between the Monster and the Saint contains a description of 18th-century torture that tender-minded readers may prefer to skip.

Last month Mr Santos announced that tenders for 19 projects worth $1.9 billion will be opened by the end of the year.Roads are the first order of business.

But it is seeking to sell the main operation that tenders for council contracts and has formally discontinued it for accounting purposes, though it continues to trade.

Usually reliable supporters of right-wing parties, they are furious over reports that tenders for arable land have been granted to well-connected friends and party allies.

A first conclusion is that tendering has become mature, with consequences for existing and new implementations, with refined and contextual lessons coming from research.