"emotionally sensitive" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is easily affected by their feelings or emotions. Example: Jane is emotionally sensitive, so she often gets upset over small things.
Emotionally sensitive compounds may be present.
You have to be emotionally sensitive and aware of context.
The elements of bathos and obviousness are there, but Ryan, working under Ray's emotionally sensitive direction, keeps the movie on edge right to the end.
I've become far more emotionally sensitive – I feel sorrows more deeply but also joys more strongly, a change for which I am grateful.
As an emotionally sensitive man who has formulated a grossly over-inflated estimate of his own emotional sensitivity, I want to assure you that if you're feeling bad, I can tell.
WITH his small frame hunched by 90 years of life, and a self-deprecating manner that can make him seem emotionally sensitive to the point of fragility, Donald Keene would have appeared an unlikely figure to become a source of inspiration for a wounded nation.
Kim et al. [ 28] further found that different alleles of rs53576 are differently associated with emotional suppression in European Americans and Koreans: among Koreans, emotional suppression was associated with the rs53576 GG genotype, which is characterized as more socio-emotionally sensitive, but not with the AA genotype.
Mothering persons must be just as well as caring; critical thinkers as well as emotionally-sensitive persons; able to make generalizations about human relations as well as to tease out their unique characteristics.
"Rat Girl" is sensitive and emotionally raw, which figures; it's also wildly funny, which didn't figure at all, since the Muses were never big on humor.
This jibes with research showing that women are physiologically and emotionally more sensitive to unsatisfactory relationships.
Next, they measured these volunteers' social skills, meaning how emotionally expressive or sensitive, as well as socially sensitive and socially expressive an individual identifies him/herself as being.
