And yet I did it — most of the time with tenderness.
Both setting time and tenderness are affected by protein and sugar concentration and by temperature.
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.
He came from a tough background: his mother was an alcoholic, his father the product of a violent upbringing, who had no time nor tenderness to spare for his son.
Weighing time over tenderness, the vet quickly plugs the gaping hole with cotton wool and stitches the skin using what looks like tradesman's wire.
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.
It is actually less important that the ingredients be expensive: meat that is very tasty but needs cooking a long time for tenderness is cheap; generally, an expensive flavoring or two can be substituted with something cheap or omitted.
At other times, the tenderness between Georges and Anne brings to mind tastefully-made films of decline like Sarah Polley's "Away From Her".
"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.
Alice and Edgar chew Kurt up and spit him out, and it is in their betrayal of him that we see their true brutality and, at the same time, their true tenderness toward each other.
