The bill is a characteristically shrewd mixture of attention-grabbing toughness and less-trumpeted tenderness.
And that the tenderness that he saw -- felt for his grandmother.
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One of the many rewards of Michelle Rodriguez's performance -- another remarkable debut -- and of the film as a whole, is the tenderness that Diana reveals to her boyfriend, along with the newfound strength, as this troubled child of the Brooklyn projects learns to direct her rage into her fists.
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Yet there's more here than meets the ear -- casual tenderness, nontoxic sadness and unlikely romance, all couched in jaunty humor.
The only thing I'll note of those circumstances is that they lead to encounters of genuine tenderness, humor and complexity, as well as affecting role-reversals in which the child takes care of the parent.
His distinctive grooves underpinned dozens of hit records for the legendary Stax label - including Soul Man and Try A Little Tenderness.
The result is as bookish and as brightly hued as you might expect, but there is a new strain of tenderness here, and, more surprising still, a touch of old-fashioned madcap in the climax.
Thomas Cromwell (c. 1485-1540) is one of the most fascinating characters in contemporary fiction brutal, worldly, reticent, practical, unsentimental but not without tenderness of a kind, Biblically literate but theologically uncommitted, freakishly self-confident but perilously low on friends.
Another study, published in the journal Phytotherapy Research in March, tested BCM-95 in 45 patients at a medical center in India and found two capsules daily had "comparable" efficacy to diclofenac sodium, a prescription anti-inflammatory, on two separate rating scales for pain, tenderness and disease severity.
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