Word: tenderer
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...plans of my future life, which does not seem to be cast on feminine lines, there should apparently be no place for love and such like tender and sentimental things...
...progressions, he was creative kin to Pound. In his bald and unashamed quoting of pop tunes, he can be said to have prophesied pop art. In the incredible tensions he built up by playing one key or rhythm against another, or in the way he could move dreamily from tender simplicity to the densest of instrumental textures, he was a forward-looking denizen of the age of anxiety. He was in short an original...
...loss; some try to spare them from confronting their conditions by dressing and undressing in closets or bathrooms. But most women find their sex lives relatively unimpaired, and more than a few believe that their mates become even more understanding after the operation than before. "Most men are more tender and loving than ever," says Mrs. Hilda Aks, 56, of Washington. "Mine certainly has been...
...Cross was sailing by the Americas Cup bouy long before Courageous was towed out by its tender two hours before the 12:10 start of the race. The Cross was followed about by her tender and watched with curiosity by the then-small spectator fleet that had begun to gather near the starting line. She even received a rousing round of applause from the 80-or-so paying spectators as she tacked next to the Coast Guard Cutter Vigilant, which patrolled the boundary of the race course...
...uncrated 20,000 cans of Aussie Courage beer in a resort that prefers champagne or gin-and-tonics. Then he gave in to his crassly commercial instincts, briefly sporting the name of his own 20,000-acre development on the transom of his yacht. Finally, Southern Cross's tender rudely ran an opposition boat off its practice course. As if all that were not enough, later this month the brash Bond could well upset the oldest racing tradition in Newport: the U.S.'s unbroken, 123-year grip...