The epic story of Merlin, Lancelot and Guinevere, Gawain and the round table surely needs a more delicate sensibility if the film series is to be a success.
If warnings must be issued of impending images of death, this suggests that mere viewers in the rich world have a more delicate sensibility than those whose lives have been abridged in the most violent way imaginable.
Not a single picture is displayed here that would upset a person of delicate sensibility.
"Two Family House," winner of the audience award at Sundance, is a film of rare, delicate sensibility.
The Globe and Mail columnist Christie Blatchford wrote that Tlusty's critics had "the delicate sensibility of a maiden aunt finding her nephew's dirty magazine stash".
Perhaps, if I had the nice discernment and delicate sensibility of a true connoisseur, this superficial glimpse would have served only to whet my appetite, and to detain me a whole winter at Rome.
Being gay no longer confers sensitivity or refinement or a delicate, precocious sensibility that skips around the dull, obvious, straightforward representation preferred by the straight world.
But nothing did, and it was disheartening to see Mr. Lloyd's delicate sensibility come to a dead end.
The Beat That My Heart Skipped, Audiard's brilliant 2005 film, was the study of a Parisian delinquent whose past is prised open to reveal a delicate, artistic sensibility at odds with his criminal lifestyle.
The hormonal quarantine zone known as middle school had not yet been invented when Emily Dickinson was in eighth grade, but, if it had been, her delicate sensibility might well have responded to an environment like Scarsdale Middle School's CHOICE program.
