Sentence examples for hidden sensitivity from inspiring English sources

It's a familiar story: a young prole of great, barely hidden sensitivity meets and thaws an emotionally frozen middle-aged white man.

Tom Hiddleston, however, has a suggestion of a hidden sensitivity as well as a bitterness that was lacking in the character as created on stage (and later played in the film) by Kenneth More and which made More so much sadder a figure.

All too often that hidden sensitivity (mostly attributed to women) is never unearthed or able to be released.

He kind of sticks out because he has this innate and hidden sensitivity into life, and almost like [a] childlike innocence that when you see him you just want to give him a hug, you just want to tell him that it's going to be OK.

Timothy Grazioso, top, the older brother, was considered the sensitive one; John Grazioso hid his sensitivity under a caustic wit.

TIMOTHY and JOHN GRAZIOSO Two Brothers, Always Close Timothy Grazioso, top, the older brother, was considered the sensitive one; John Grazioso hid his sensitivity under a caustic wit.

Irene Staunton, her editor for 15 years, described her as "an author who dared to voice the unspoken and hidden with a scrupulous sensitivity and courage".

Compared with MB-OFDM, DS-UWB scheme has many advantages, which stem from its UWB nature, such as low peak-to-average power ratio, wide bandwidth, good information hidden ability, and less sensitivity to multipath fading [6, 7].

As Clive Lewis, the shadow business secretary, demanded repeatedly, "Show us the letter", Clark hid behind commercial sensitivity.

The three artists were chosen because of their established relationships with the museum and because they all share a sensitivity for revealing hidden meanings and associations between artworks, Mr. Snyder said.

And it has been maximized to the point that it has reached a damaging level where the search for maximum efficiency and profit has produced a lack of respect and sensitivity toward the hidden, the peripheral, the small but essential.