Sentence examples for profoundly sensitive from inspiring English sources

He was "profoundly sensitive, easily slighted, incredibly generous".

But more than one developmental psychologist has explained to me how profoundly sensitive babies are to their mother's facial expressions.

And the lab numbers were so high that the doctors have no doubt that he is profoundly sensitive to peanuts and tree nuts, and probably always will be.

An extraordinary novel by a Soviet Jewish doctor who died unpublished in 1982; its hero is Dostoyevsky, and its central enigma is the anti-Semitism of a great writer whose fiction is profoundly sensitive to human suffering and the pain of others, proclaiming the right to life and sunshine of every creature not Jewish.

It was given to him "because", according to the citation, "of his profoundly sensitive, fresh and beautiful verse, by which, with consummate skill, he has made his poetic thought, expressed in his own English words, a part of the literature of the west".

It was the first year after losing our daughter and I was profoundly sensitive and vulnerable.

HCT-116 WT cells were partially TRAIL sensitive but profoundly sensitized by co-treatment with SNS-032 (Supplementary Figure S5d).

The new qualifying system has changed the way horses are trained going into the Kentucky Derby, and the ripple effect from those changes have shaped, however small or profoundly, the sensitive dynamic of the Triple Crown.

Cells lacking HSF1 were profoundly more sensitive to the toxic effects of HNE than were cells that retained HSF1.

Instead, they find that transgenic mice eat more food than wild-type mice, yet remain profoundly insulin-sensitive.

Tenor Mark Padmore's profoundly intelligent and sensitive articulation of the words was always matched by the eloquent playing of the 12-strong ensemble, formed by principals of the BBC National Orchestra of Wales.