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Females may be more tender in their toes than in their hearts.
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Although tender before, the motion and the act were more tender now.
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She found Raoul more tender and affectionate than he had ever been.
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His sympathetic pity of former days was succeeded by more tender sentiments.
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This community of interest-ifit were not anything more tender-wasgrowing serious.
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He could not have been trusted to more tender or willing hands.
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As we get deeper into God, we become more tender of heart.
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No woman was ever a more tender, more devoted nurse than Philip.
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Among cultivated plants, for example, hardier and more tender varieties often arise.
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His voice, that had been light, became more tender and more serious.
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God has several sorts of mercies, some more rough, some more tender.
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So eggs end up more tender when salted, and especially when acidified.
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At lower temperatures, the yolk will be more tender and won't discolor.
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Tasting them side-by-side, we preferred the Prime cut, which was more tender.
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A more tender-hearted and perfect lover romance may show, but history cannot.
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Never was he more amiable, more brilliant, more attentive, or more tender.
