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Sentence Examples
The choicest and strongest tea is made of the topmost and tenderest buds of the plant.
Within a minute or two, she sussed out the situation and began the tenderest of third degrees.
In recent years the human-rights record of the regime in Myanmar has been the tenderest of these sore spots.
This bug confines itself neither to the edges of vineyards, nor to the tenderest shoots.
The violinist forms the tenderest of silhouettes against the backdrop of the single, solitary window-sill, admiring only the sound and the ebonied vesper.
The tenderest emotions known to men, conjugal love and paternal love, are born and strengthened.
To create this exceptional tea the tenderest buds are selected by hand, something that is very rare in Japan, and then one by one, finely rolled.
Carretilla harvests the vegetables at their tenderest, selects the best and processes them, maintaining all of their natural properties.
The beef, though over-seasoned, was one of the juiciest, tenderest and richest hunks of flesh this part-time vegetarian has ever seen.
But that was Thorn and Watt: rules and self-criticism and analysis and the politics of music, running in tandem with excruciating performance anxiety and an abiding desire to reach their listeners' tenderest parts.
So too was the kapama, small chunks of the tenderest, tomatoey spicy lamb, served with lemon roast potatoes.
From the cold infusion of the tenderest leaves and shoots harvested in February in the underbrush of the Sette Fratelli Mountains comes a most delicate liqueur, pale yellow in colour with a green glint.
Examples from Classical Literature
With them he was an object of the tenderest affection, of the deepest veneration.
I will carry your tenderest remembrances to our brilliant Russian princess.
There was lots of game for our table, from the most delicious grouse to the oribi, whose meat is the tenderest I have ever eaten.
More, she fed him, and her last drop of new milk and her last and tenderest morsel of meat were reserved for his regalement.
He had hardly realised how it would tear at the tenderest fibres of memory.
It was the tenderest good-by I have ever seen between a prushun and his jocker.
The first thing the boy did, too, was to wound her tenderest susceptibilities.
And this is how one Englishwoman found out that the Scot is at once the dourest and the tenderest of men.
For another whole week she lavished the tenderest care on him.
That name, dear heart, which is the tenderest man can bestow on woman?
Sometimes he spoke of her in the tenderest words and most loving voice.
In tenderest love may we ever cherish and bless and revere her memory.
What might not come of such a temperament, tried in its tenderest spot?
His voice sank into the tenderest inflections, his smile expressed a thoughtful, fatherly admiration, whenever he spoke to Laura or to me.
March did not say much but looked disturbed, and comforted her afflicted little daughter in her tenderest manner.
Dare any soul on earth breathe a word against the sweetest, the purest, the tenderest, the most angelical of young women?
It was the tenderest malice, but it obtained no concessive sign.
The wound to his self-esteem was in the very tenderest spot of his nature.
Yet, in fairness, we must add that they are liars, not with intent to mislead, but merely with the tenderest purpose to console.
Could it be this abortion that had climbed to be an advocate, and now lived in the birthplace of Flora and the home of John's tenderest memories?
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Lecount, looking with the tenderest interest at the visitor's inflamed eyes through the visitor's net veil.
Who is there that has yet to learn, that if the strongest bond to love is propinquity, so is its tenderest tie, sympathy?
The elms are in tenderest leaf, the hawthorn bursting into flower.
Didst not note how carefully he selected the plumpest and tenderest of the lot?
News from their father comforted the girls very much, for though dangerously ill, the presence of the best and tenderest of nurses had already done him good.
The air with God's sweetest and tenderest sunshine in it, was meet for mankind to breathe into their hearts, and send it forth again as the utterance of prayer.
