Tender Is the Night

American  

noun

1. a novel (1934) by F. Scott Fitzgerald.

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Example Sentences

They also feature in literature and movies, probably more than mountains do: Mann’s “Death in Venice” and F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “Tender Is the Night” flash immediately before the eyes.

From New York Times

Three days later, he tweeted “____ is the Night,” a reference to the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel, “Tender Is the Night.”

From New York Times

He also tweeted an apparent reference to the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel “Tender is the Night,” leaving the first word blank.

From Washington Post

I sat down on a bench and took out my copy of “Tender is the Night,” a perennial favorite that I like to reread each year when the weather turns warm.

From New York Times

At the Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum in Montgomery, you can also spend the night in a room where the Fitzgeralds wrote parts of “Save Me the Waltz” and “Tender is the Night.”

From Seattle Times