Sentence examples for too tender on from inspiring English sources

Grilled baby octopus with black olives and celery was too tender on the outside, not tender enough on the inside and phlegmatic through and through.

"We, the women of one country, will be too tender of those of another country.

There are roughly 400 species of passionflower, most far too tender to winter outdoors on Long Island.

(Not an argument — they had grown too tender for that).

The book is too intricate, too subtle, too tender for the movies.

But it was too tender to survive above the Mason-Dixon Line.

My ears are too tender for ancient black bakelite headphones.

"Natalie": It's unsettling to hear Mr. Mars's incensed side on this song about chasing down a woman who robbed him; he's far too tender for the task.

"You're out with a friend in the capital/I'm a thousand leagues under the sea/ You're hovering worriedly over your eggs/ And I'm pondering trees". He says he wrote that a while ago, "but it was a little too tender a spot to put on the Elbow record at the time".

But there are plenty of other bulbs, too tender in most cases to grow happily outside, that will perform well on a window ledge and keep the flame burning through the whole year.

It's just too tender a situation down there".