Sentence examples for that tenderness from inspiring English sources

I'd go further and wager that tenderness, in fact, was Britpop's magic ingredient.

He had loved being loved, and knew too late that tenderness in return was not enough".

Considering who the characters are, that tenderness can suggest the humanity of supposedly cold or monstrous people.

I feel that tenderness is important and it's not something I think men really give much credence to.

And you withholding any shiver, any slight stammer of flesh - as if to show me that tenderness means nothing to you.

In eight years a person can change quite a bit and, to me now, that tenderness I saw is not hope but joy.

It is certain that meat tenderness is a highly valued consumer trait and thus definition of the multiple processes that influence meat tenderness will provide clues toward improving meat quality and value.

It seems possible that the "tenderness to touch" variable may be a useful surrogate for a tender point evaluation in musculoskeletal pain surveys without a physical examination.

Remember that physical tenderness is actually more important than the sex act itself".

I quote the Times film critic Manohla Dargis writing that "the tenderness of the love story in 'J.

He fears that such tenderness will undermine the toughness he needs when he returns to the trenches.