Sentence examples for a sensitive reader from inspiring English sources
She digs up stories from headlines of the past that a sensitive reader must choose to read as pointed farce.
You're a sensitive reader, because Grossman's thoughts and language did have a strong effect on how I wrote "The Unconsoled".
This assumption makes Kirsch a sensitive reader of formalists like Justice and Richard Wilbur, poets who are rhetorically restrained and temperamentally modest; he is also eloquent on the caustic Philip Larkin, who disciplines emotion through satire.
Damrosch is a sensitive reader of Tocqueville's shifts of mood, of the way in which an aristocrat's passing snobbery or complacent amusement might quickly correct itself into solemn admiration or severe critique.
The fear that any poem he finds particularly meanigful may have been put together in a few minutes from bulletins or snipa from the Congressional record is too much for a sensitive reader to bear, & he quickly has to give up the stuff and go back to Tennyson, who is at least beyond suspicion.
Although modern scholars like to pretend that this is one point of view among many on offer in the plays, any sensitive reader recognizes in the eloquence of the argument the pressure of personal faith.
The Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz, reviewing the book, acknowledged Matthiessen's achievement in making it "impossible for any sensitive reader ever again to enjoy Mount Rushmore guiltlessly or to forget the dark side of the saga of the American west".
It is also worth studying because it makes any sensitive reader feel for profoundly unsympathetic characters.
Do you think you're a better, more sensitive reader of his work than when you began?
It's possible to feel a point is being stretched here, but Gray is an intelligent and sensitive reader of Dickens's work and her arguments are worth following.
I don't know about becoming a better or more sensitive reader (on balance the opposite might be true) but I have read more of his work (old and new: he has published a lot since I began), so I guess more connections are apparent.
