• "To protect creation, to protect every man and every woman, to look upon them with tenderness and love, is to open up a horizon of hope, " Francis said.

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  • There is some hilarious writing, but always with a tenderness for the frailty of the old.

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  • Father opened the door and with astonishing tenderness pulled her to his chest and kissed her head.

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  • In her own portraiture, Ms. Jolie mixes tenderness with implacable toughness.

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  • At an emotional level, you will know and react when a company has treated your personal information like random items of data they can toss back at you at will, with all the tenderness and sensitivity of a recorded message or an automatic response.

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  • The director, long resident in the United States, follows her on visits to the many villages where she taught, approaches her and her circle of friends and relations with a festive tenderness and a frank openness, and draws her into several cleverly staged events.

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  • The natural protagonist of the drama is David, who, when Sean gets sick, cares for him with extraordinary patience and tenderness.

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  • We meet two friends, Marina (Ariane Labed) and Bella (Evangelia Randou), although their friendship is a spiky one, its patches of tenderness scarred with spitting and snarling.

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  • However, he said the symptoms that are associated with thyroid nodules include tenderness in the thyroid area, ear or jaw pain, difficulty or discomfort swallowing, a tickling feeling in the throat and shortness of breath with exertion because the nodule may be compressing the windpipe.

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  • While Giotto developed a sense of volume in his painting, Duccio stuck to the two-dimensional painting of Cimabue and surpassed it, leavening the Byzantine forms with brilliant hues and a tenderness between Madonna and Child (pictured) that could touch his viewers.

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  • "Only someone who has encountered mercy, who has been caressed by the tenderness of mercy, is happy and comfortable with the Lord, " he said in 2001.

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  • This feature lets you capture one-second silent clips to pair with each image, along with an audio theme (Beauty, Waves, Relaxation and Tenderness).

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  • Nnamabia was staring at his yellow-orange rice as he spoke, and when he looked up his eyes were filled with tears, my worldly brother, and I felt a tenderness for him that I would not have been able to describe if I had been asked to.

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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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  • The tenderness of their growing bond is palpable and their shy desire is sketched with sweet humor, yet their relationship is beset by a frustrating tacitness.

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