Sentence examples for true tenderness from inspiring English sources

The only moments of true tenderness involve women lighting cigarettes for men and men lighting cigarettes for each other.

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.

Cyndi Lauper shares the bill with her mix of giddy charm and "True Colors" tenderness.

Otto's relationship with Anne — advising, scolding, encouraging, cautioning — is the true heart of the film, giving it a tenderness that reconnects with Stevens's prewar romances and comedies.

Ruscha plays it straight, with tenderness.

From his Motown hits with the Miracles in the 1960's like "Tears of a Clown" and "Ooo Baby Baby" to his solo hits like "Cruisin'," Smokey Robinson has been the sweet-voiced singer and neatly rhyming songwriter who captures the tenderness of true love.

True chondritis usually shows tenderness.

We observed bilateral ear pseudochondritis with skin involvement of the lobule and limited tenderness, which excluded true chondritis that involved only cartilaginous areas, as seen in relapsing polychondritis, Wegener's granulomatosis, or mouth and genital ulcers with inflamed cartilage (MAGIC) syndrome.

In addition she had right greater occipital notch and occiput based pain to palpation although she stated this palpable tenderness was not her true pain which was "deep" to the skull.

This may sound like cant, or nostalgia-fuelled delusion, but it's absolutely true — Hunter's ability to move between tenderness and rage is intact, and if his vocals have thinned slightly over the years, his band more than compensates.

But the art rings truest in Updike's rendering of filial tenderness and in his vivid, almost shockingly tactile recreation of the cramped world father and son awkwardly share — the classrooms, hallways, the bandbox gym.