(Such extravagant bloomers were necessary, he claimed, because of his very sensitive skin).
Suggested by albini, MaryL, gjhleval and mcscotty Eddie Mair, the voice of BBC Radio 4's daily news programme PM, should make the list because of his "very sensitive interviewing technique" and "understated sense of humour", explains gjhleval.
In a separate email, dated 24 January 2006, Goodman chased payment for a source who, the jury have been told, was a police officer whose identity was concealed by a false name: "I'm afraid Mr Farish is a cash-only contributor because of his extremely sensitive job.
BECAUSE of the sensitive nature of my work, I do face-to-face meetings.
The music press barracked him for it, not least because of his less-than-sensitive pronouncements on racial politics in songs like Bengali in Platforms ("life is hard enough when you belong here", he helpfully advised).
It was given to him "because", according to the citation, "of his profoundly sensitive, fresh and beautiful verse, by which, with consummate skill, he has made his poetic thought, expressed in his own English words, a part of the literature of the west".
Last month, before a final decision had been made on the licenses, Mr. Jiang said his status was in jeopardy because of his willingness to handle "sensitive cases".
* Aan asked us to change his name because of the sensitive nature of his story.
We note that Donald may be overly sensitive because of his own weight.
"He is very sensitive, I think especially because of his familial relationship.
