Where some players were bombastic or raucous, Wilder was understated and lyrical, revered for his sensitivity and for the clarity of his musical ideas.
He will be remembered for his sensitivity and kindness and mourned for his devotion to his many dear friends.
Despite the overall oddness of the show, which included Mr. Green putting his jacket on and taking it off at least once during each number, his sensitivity also made for many highlights.
David Morgan Lloyd, Monaco: I grew up in Britain during the Second World War, always a news hog, learned from Murrow how our story was being told and marveled at his sensitivity and support for our situation in those days.
When Drake, a rapper fêted for his sensitivity, can insult a rival simply for having a more accomplished girlfriend, Beyoncé revelling in her ability to keep her man in fancy treats feels like a much-needed riposte (and, in a way, a flip of the scenario her teenage self described in Bills Bills Bills).
Mr. Monicelli, who directed more than 60 films and wrote more than 70 screenplays, often drew comparisons to Balzac for the richness of his social canvas and for his sensitivity to the miseries and joys of Italian life.
Erdogan is known for his sensitivity to criticism and Turkish prosecutors have opened over 1,800 cases against people for insulting him since he became president in 2014.
RD Blackmore was a world-famous author, renowned for his sensitivity to nature and dialect; but if anyone still remembers his name, it's for one title only.
But he thrived in the company of artists, who were grateful for his sensitivity to their concerns.
It was Styron's most audacious work, but the real reason for his sensitivity to his British critics surely lay in his shocking experience at home.
