tenderly

He tried to think about making love to her tenderly.

She called me to her, how tenderly I have no words to tell.

Yes, I still love you, and no less tenderly than ever.

And the one thing I remember was how tenderly they played.

He talked tenderly to her in a voice she knew.

A question better not raised, since I love them both so tenderly.

He then led her tenderly into the girls' room and the other women followed.

At the end of his speech the king looked tenderly around upon the people.

No lover ever looked at me so tenderly, she thought.

She took his face between her hands and kissed him tenderly.

Then he turned to his wife and embraced her tenderly.

One moment the staff talks tenderly about the patients' needs.

"The women of my household will care for him most tenderly."

He kissed the child tenderly, and took her away with him.

He touched her hair, tenderly, as if she were a child again.

Moments later she was most tenderly held in his arms.

More than once her answer, tenderly, was "These are the good old days."

She put her left hand up to the side of his face to pat it tenderly.

I let David down from my back and tenderly laid him out under the sun.

She sighed a little, and seemed to look back tenderly on the past.

She pulled away a little and examined his face tenderly.

Two children were born to them, whom they tenderly loved.

"Well, you certainly treated him pretty tenderly the other night."

She put down her head and, tenderly, kissed my feet.