I needed to find a warm, tender, lively and smooth neutral English.
Try smearing some "chicken butter," maple-sweetened schmaltz with cow's milk butter, on this warm, tender, smoky whole-wheat bread.
The apple puff, with its flaky and buttery pastry on the outside and warm, tender apples on the inside, is an easy favorite.
When Maura lights the candles on Shabbat it's not a joke or a punchline but a warm, tender moment that provides another small insight into the character.
McLennan wrote warm, tender songs tinged with nostalgia: the luscious Bye Bye Pride, and his incredible meditation on his rural childhood, Cattle and Cane.
You spend the next 100 minutes or so waiting either for something to happen that would explain the intensity of Milo's animus or allow him to show a warm, tender or even moderately appealing side.
A Spanish tapas plate of warm, tender marinated artichokes, mild pequillo peppers, Serrano ham, olives and slightly too cold Manchego cheese satisfied two robust eaters (for less than $5 each).
As for Amis's supposed hatred of women, though much of what he writes about them in the correspondence will be deplored, his love letters are warm, tender, even abject in their expression of feeling.
Moorhouse and Elliott's quick-change performances – warm, tender and often wryly comic in their exposure of human frailty – mostly justify an evening that is primarily a series of artfully composed character studies that on occasion feels like extended audition turns.
From the resulting free kick, Giresse and Tigana triangulated majestically in their own area to play their way out of trouble – the sort of audacious risk-taking escape likely to give Brendan Rodgers warm, tender, wobbly feelings in his dreams – allowing Six and Rocheteau to stream upfield with extreme prejudice.
Like Eleanor's and Joe's social workers, many care staff members struggled to find ways to provide warm, tender end-of-life care but at the same time keep an emotional distance.
