Described by her friends as quiet, sensitive, fiercely intelligent and determined, Ms. Latner had worked her way up in the New York finance world from assistant to analyst before discovering her passion for public policy.
Her performance in Antonioni's "La Notte" as the fiercely intelligent and sensitive wife of a famous and egotistical novelist (Marcello Mastroianni a woman who is struggling to rescue her identity in her marriage and in the architectural and intellectual tangle of modernity itself is among the most essential in all of Antonioni's films.
Mr. Bloomberg has always been fiercely proud of, and sensitive to criticism of, his administration's record on fighting crime.
Because, according to someone who has begun to suspect that Renée Michel's ingredients are not what they say on the tin, she is a hedgehog – sharp protective quills on the outside but sensitive, delicate, fiercely solitary and terribly elegant within.
She is fiercely stubborn and resourceful, yet sensitive and thoughtful, though she tries to deny it.
The home-schooled and somewhat lonely Mina is a perceptive, fiercely curious, and defiant but sensitive girl who will surely prove a heroine for many.
Instead, Mr Barak appointed the leader of the fiercely secularist party, Meretz, to the sensitive post of education minister, thereby ensuring endless squabbling with Shas over its fast-growing network of schools.
"Little Men," a new film, by Ira Sachs, about best friends torn apart by parents feuding over Brooklyn real estate, would like to add another type to the canon: sensitive, wise, emotionally mature, and fiercely loyal.
It comes at a particularly sensitive time as the SNP is fiercely opposing the Tory plans to allow English MPs to veto laws that only relate to England, saying it would create two classes of members in parliament.
It comes at a particularly sensitive time as the SNP is fiercely opposing Tory plans to allow English MPs to veto laws that relate only to England, saying it would create two classes of MPs.
