"Yet it was clear he wanted us to find what was tender in her still".
Why or why not?" Further Questions for Discussion: –What is "legal tender"?
Smoking rates being far higher among the poor, it's a move difficult to reconcile with Brownback's statement that society does best "when our hearts are tender to what God is tender to – the poor, the voiceless, the powerless".
And it misses out what is arguably the tenderest, most romantic part of his story: his third marriage to Graça Machel — although it is based on a book which predates this event.
Mr. Harold finds what is likable and even tender about Brian without sentimentalizing the harshness of his character.
The filleting and crude paraphrasing used to render down what is in fact a tender and subtle narrative did much damage.
VS: The woman gives the caregiver, who is sitting close to her, what is interpreted as a tender glance, and asks with a sympathetic tone whether the staff have had a rough day.
But like much such thinking anywhere, what is said frequently reveals the tender spots of a nation's psyche.
A good way to find out who's buying what is to subscribe to a tender alert service such as Oppex, Tendertiger or Tendersinfo.
Knausgaard writes beautifully about landscapes, and he describes his inner life the way he describes a landscape, simply noting, with tender exactness, what is there.
That means to maintain democratic control, we need to open up the contracting process more – having access to information on what is planned, decision-making over tenders, and performance information as contracts are delivered".
