| The tenderest emotions known to men, conjugal love and paternal love, are born and strengthened. |
| 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. |
| And this is how one Englishwoman found out that the Scot is at once the dourest and the tenderest of men. |
| More, she fed him, and her last drop of new milk and her last and tenderest morsel of meat were reserved for his regalement. |
