Sentence examples for he is so sensitive from inspiring English sources

And the way that he is so sensitive to sometimes drop part of what somebody is saying to lower case which gives a slightly different feel to the rest of the sentence.

In "Slapstick" he transmutes science fiction into something like medieval myth, and suggests the halo of process, of metamorphosis and recycling, that to an extent redeems the destructiveness in human history to which he is so sensitive.

That was because he was so sensitive to the environment.

He gets depressed mostly because he's so sensitive.

According to Ms. Goldstein, "that kind of social tension that he was so sensitive to is not there" anymore.

It's not mean-spirited at all, it's just all about how he was so sensitive.

He's so sensitive about being typecast as the archetypal working-class Londoner that he won't answer questions about it.

He's very proud, you know, and he had a ghetto upbringing, so you could understand why he was so sensitive to bigotry — up to a point.

"He was so sensitive that he was insensitive to his surroundings," Diane Keaton, with whom Pacino had an on-again-off-again relationship in the seventies and eighties, wrote in her memoir "Then Again".

(He was so sensitive to his surroundings that he said "J" instead of Jesus).

He's so sensitive and open and emotionally just there that there's a certain freedom, like you can do no wrong in a way, which is such a positive thing for actors to feel.