Baëlen shares with The Creators Project, "For this series, I used colored pigments on people, real couples kissing or having simple time of tenderness surrounded by nature, flood, smoke, clouds, pollution, or industrial environment.
"The Clock" is a work of affection, even, at times, of tenderness, but not of passion; he may be in thrall to movies, he may even need them, but it isn't clear that he wants them.
For men who have a hard time using terms of tenderness, particularly "love," emoticons can convey the affection that they are otherwise afraid to express — the graphical equivalent of a dozen roses from a bodega, with roughly the same level of effectiveness.
At the same time, the severity of tenderness is also recorded by the attending physicians for guidance of treatment choice.
There's little time for tenderness, even between couples, and no time for lingering of any kind; nobody at C.T.U. is sitting around playing Nerf basketball.
A catheter exit site infection was defined as one of the following clinical signs at the time of catheter removal: tenderness, induration, erythema, purulence, or obstruction of the catheter [ 6].
And yet I did it — most of the time with tenderness.
Cuts from the lower sections of the ribs (near the pig's belly) can also be quite tender when cooked correctly but are usually fattier and require longer cooking times to reach the perfect level of tenderness.
Roasts are best from the lower hams, which should be braised or stewed at a low temperature for a long period of time to ensure tenderness.
At the same time I had studied her and felt a kind of tenderness towards her".
People who have spent a lot of time around the two speak of moments both of tension and of tenderness.
