Sentence examples for with tender care from inspiring English sources

"We've treated ours with tender care, hiding all the new mechanicals in little crannies".

An even better Radio 3? A reformed BBC? Change is great, but only with tender care, Theresa.

The finest song is probably "Just Like That," a lament for the quick passing of the childhood years performed with tender care by Ms. Dilly.

On the one hand, it specialized in reviving excellent ballets from the early twentieth century works by Frederick Ashton, Léonide Massine, Vaslav Nijinsky, and Michel Fokine, to name a few which Robert Joffrey, the company's director, loved, and reconstructed with tender care.

Africa's cinematic drought continued in 2010, though Mahamat-Saleh Haroun's Un Homme qui crie (A Screaming Man), set in Chad during the civil war and co-produced by Chad, France, and Belgium, explored with tender care and artistry the subject of family betrayal.

On the one hand, it specialized in reviving excellent ballets from the early twentieth century — works by Frederick Ashton, Léonide Massine, Vaslav Nijinsky, and Michel Fokine, to name a few — which Robert Joffrey, the company's director, loved, and reconstructed with tender care.

"I remain overwhelmed with shame that men entrusted with the tender care of children violated these little ones and caused grievous harm.

- It is a serious matter that weighs heavily on the Pope and hence should weigh heavily on all Catholics: "I hold the stories and the suffering and the stories of children who were sexually abused by priests deep in my heart...I remain overwhelmed with shame that men entrusted with the tender care of children violated these little ones and caused grievous harm.

But with a little tender care the High Line Park will have a much longer life than its predecessor the High Line railroad.

And she, in turn, took care of them with a mother's tender care.

And though his artistic career ultimately yielded to the demands of domesticity, it was clear that his domestic life, too, with the vast assemblages and tender care of people and things it entailed, was equally about the custodianship of memory.