Sentence examples for a sensitive character from inspiring English sources

The film's attitudes toward sexual orientation are prehistoric, but this is still a sensitive character study with beautiful performances.

Ordinarily one expects to find in the Street the uneasiness that goes with a sensitive character, & the delicate signal of distant trouble... Look at it today!

You wouldn't think it to look at him, but as it turns out, Lowe is something of a sensitive character: "I find being in big crowds quite stressful sometimes so I keep my head down and do my best to fit in," he told the Guardian.

River makes Chris become a deep, sensitive character caught in life circumstances that have forced him to erect a rough exterior.

River makes Chris becomes a deep sensitive character caught in life circumstances that have forced him to erect a rough exterior.

Maureen Lipman, who plays Szpilman's mother in the film - a potentially sensitive character for Polanski, given the fate of his own mother - says it was the same when they were shooting.

Turnbull, larger than life and ebullient, but a tremendously sensitive character, was born in Saltburn, North Yorkshire, and was brought up in Redcar by his mother, Julie, who ran the local Working Mens Club.

William Nicholson was brought to Shepperton Studios to make Maximus a more sensitive character, reworking his friendship with Juba and developed the afterlife thread in the film, saying "he did not want to see a film about a man who wanted to kill somebody".

Although Mark Hughes's successor has only worked with Bridge for a short time, he has learnt the 29-year-old is a fairly introverted, sensitive character whose untypically poor form for City before his injury is almost certainly explained by the split with Perroncel and separation from his infant son Jaydon.

As warm hues signal more aggressive, extroverted types, cooler colors relate to a calm and sensitive character.

I do wonder if such wholesomely deflationary logic can avail with paintings, which are objects of a historically replete, stubbornly sensitive character.