Sentence examples for a sensitive account from inspiring English sources

Not only is Damaris' diary a rollicking read, but it's also a sensitive account of Evie's vulnerability, with many humorous and poignant scenes.

Most of the chanting is done by the character of Dante, here the tenor Mark Padmore in a sensitive account of demanding music.

The novella-length finale, "The Street," is a sensitive account of a romance that blossoms, despite daunting obstacles, between two men newly arrived from Pakistan, living in the claustrophobic immigrant community of Barcelona.

He opened with a sensitive account of Mr. Bolcom's tender, short work "A Little Night Fughetta," which takes the melodies of "Anyone Can Whistle" and "Send in the Clowns" and weaves them together.

Best of all is "Age of Satan" a tongue-in-cheek homage to and send-up of the oeuvre of Dennis Wheatley, and a sensitive account of one man's fear of satanic possession and how he uses satanism to change the world for the better.

This new work by John Drury, an Anglican priest, is a sensitive account of George Herbert's life, featuring discussion of some of his poems and their influence on modern poets such as TS Eliot, Elizabeth Bishop, Seamus Heaney and Rowan Williams.

"They will delete any sensitive account.

How about a tender, sensitive account of Adolf Hitler's painful battle to conquer his stammer in the run up to the first Nuremberg Rally?

It's a very sensitive account of how art can be in conflict with naked political power, and in a more personal way, perhaps, of human survival against the odds.

One journalist, at any rate, has mentioned an uncharacteristically sensitive account of one of Rockwell's artworks in Solomon's book.

Again, Mr. Nagano was praised for an assured and sensitive account of an intricate, haunting and elusive score.