Sentence examples for this tenderness from inspiring English sources

Some would cite this tenderness, and its lack of logical consistency with the next day's killing, as exculpatory.

It's this tenderness set against the harsh politics of the day and the brutal circumstances that later befall Ann that give the novel much of its power.

"I'll miss his jokes (I stole all my jokes from him!)," she said, "his love for all things electronic, his love for my mom and dad, Rami, and this tenderness toward his nieces".

The images simultaneously display vulnerability and power, since although Russell refers to her reactions as "involuntary" and "uncontrollable", she uses this tenderness to transcend the usual limits of our flesh.

Some productions of Macbeth imply that the Macbeths have lost a child, or show this tenderness by having the title character attempt to pat Fleance on the head, when Fleance withdraws to his father's side.

I want this tender blend of caring, tenderness and passion.

This "adds tenderness; it makes the film feel as pathologically honest as Pekar himself".

The tradeoff for this supreme tenderness is a lack of distinctive flavor.

Meanwhile the other, woken by this strange tenderness, breaks the silence in himself.

This eerie tenderness and brutal practicality were, I thought, at the heart of Remo's character.

Skirt, which comes from just below the diaphragm of the cow has an excellent flavour, and, when cooked slowly and gently like this, a tenderness other cheap steak cuts lack.