Sentence examples for which tender from inspiring English sources

Conservatory, in architecture, building in which tender plants are protected and displayed, usually attached to and directly entered from a dwelling.

Bellow's fiction is ambivalent, at best, about family life, tending to see it as tragicomic theatre, in which tender sentiment gets crowded out by distortion, avarice, and humiliating pettiness.

It was not until the 19th century that a conservatory was distinguished from a greenhouse, also a building in which tender plants are cultivated but sited in the working area of the garden.

While that is enough to draw you in, the food makes you want to stay, like a mellow octopus salad ($10), in which tender pieces of meat are mixed with cubed peppers and onions, cilantro and a lightly peppery vinaigrette.

CW are attached growth biological reactors, which tender higher pollutant removal efficiency through physical, chemical, and biological mechanisms.

Certainly, I will do anything to avoid taking the side of Peter Kosminsky's movie, which tenders the Lecter-like suggestion that art excuses all.

In Qatar, it is the public sector which tenders maximum number of project opportunities.

It is intended for two, and it may be the most impressively succulent slab of beef on the menu, certainly a much more impressive affair than the cut called Scottish tender, which is neither tender nor Scottish.

Either way, be careful with their skins, which are tender at this point in their life.

The same goes for roasted chicken, the meat of which is tender, the skin crisp.

Chief among those is orange peel, which becomes tender and delicious during cooking.