TENDER in a Sentence
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232 example sentences for TENDER, such as:
1. Her voice was tender, full of pity.
2. Continue cooking until the meat is tender.
3. Her expression became soft, almost tender.
4. We can feel his tender heart from his singing.
5. My finger is tender because I cut it yesterday.
2. Continue cooking until the meat is tender.
3. Her expression became soft, almost tender.
4. We can feel his tender heart from his singing.
5. My finger is tender because I cut it yesterday.
Search Quotes from Classic Book Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen |
Meanings and Examples of TENDER
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tender
v. propose a payment
a. easy to cut or chew
Classic Sentence: (210 in 15 pages)
1 Mattie's tender gaze was on him and she marked the gesture.
2 The only difficulty was that by being just and truthful and tender and unselfish, one missed most of the joys of life, and certainly many beaux.
3 They fell on unhearing ears, words that were swift and tender and full of pity, like a father speaking to a hurt child.
4 How fragile and tender women are, he thought, the mere mention of war and harshness makes them faint.
5 He was so tender, so infinitely soothing, she longed to stay in his arms forever.
6 He must not think that anything but tender feelings were driving her.
7 I always felt that women had a hardness and endurance unknown to men, despite the pretty idea taught me in childhood that women are frail, tender, sensitive creatures.
8 But please don't forget I was an interested witness to your tender scene with him at Twelve Oaks and something tells me he hasn't changed since then.
9 He looked at the slanting green eyes, wide and misty, and the tender curve of her lips and for a moment his breath stopped.
10 These women, so swift to kindness, so tender to the sorrowing, so untiring in times of stress, could be as implacable as furies to any renegade who broke one small law of their unwritten code.
11 He could be an ardent, almost a tender, lover for a brief while, and almost immediately a mocking devil who ripped the lid from her gunpowder temper, fired it and enjoyed the explosion.
12 She saw only the same dark loving eyes, sunken and drowsy with death, the same tender mouth tiredly fighting pain for breath.
13 Suddenly she was standing at Tara again with the world about her ears, desolate with the knowledge that she could not face life without the terrible strength of the weak, the gentle, the tender hearted.
14 Miss Farish's heart was a fountain of tender illusions, Miss Stepney's a precise register of facts as manifested in their relation to herself.
15 Gerty had tried to veil her failure in tender ambiguities; but Carry, always the soul of candour, put the case squarely to her friend.
Example Sentence: (22 in 2 pages)
1 Her expression became soft, almost tender.
2 Love is an art of endless forgiveness, a tender look which becomes a habit.
3 My leg is still very tender where it was bruised.
4 Her voice was tender, full of pity.
5 Snow clothes, with snow and tender heart, more holy than the clouds, more hot than fire, in the cold wind to fly, burning in the dark.
6 Continue cooking until the meat is tender.
7 Examine the painful area carefully in an effort to localize the most tender point.
8 My finger is tender because I cut it yesterday.
9 They might therefore be fearful of losing out if they accept a tender offer prematurely.
10 A tender feeling toward another; fondness.
11 When they are tender, strain the soup into a clean pan through a fine wire sieve.
12 Although no formal charges had been made against him, in the wake of the recent scandal the mayor felt he should tender his resignation.
13 “I want to change,” says Sharra, her new skin tender under her scales.
14 We can feel his tender heart from his singing.
15 A gentle touch or gesture of fondness, tenderness, or love.