Sentence examples for sensitive English from inspiring English sources

Jos Buttler is basically a sensitive English Adam Gilchrist, in a good way.

"Real emotion has no language barrier," insists a sensitive English teacher from beneath a perfect Renaissance coif.

Boris Dralyuk, a bilingual translator and poet who co‑edited last year's wonderful Penguin Book of Russian Poetry, has produced a clear, sensitive English version.

Eloquent as Mr. Álvarez was in the "Flower Song," to name but one example, his effort was enhanced by the sensitive English horn playing of Pedro R. Díaz.

These birds (at least eight altogether) are loafing quietly in a cool, shady spot as the daytime temperature reaches the thirty-degree mark; getting rather too hot for my sensitive English constitution.

Allen Mandelbaum, whose fluid, sensitive English version of Dante's "Divine Comedy" stamped his reputation as one of the world's premier translators of Italian and classical poetry, died on Oct. 27 in Winston-Salem, N.C.

Peter Weir's Dead Poets Society (1989) saw Williams play to a more sensitive side as an idealistic English teacher in an elite boys boarding school: "Strive to find your own voice because the longer you wait to begin the less likely you are to find it at all".

Sunday: Sugar 12.30am BBC2 (Anna Boden, Ryan Fleck, 2008) This brilliant social-realist character study by the writer-directors of Half-Nelson looks at the temptations and challenges facing a sensitive, non-English-speaking youngster from the Dominican Republic when he arrives in Kansas in the hope of making it as a pro baseball player.

But his work was also increasingly diffused in surgeries, seminars and workshops in Norwich and Newcastle, and he worked closely with WG Sebald, the founding director of the British Centre for Literary Translation, whose robust views on the lack of sensitive translations into English from foreign languages he shared.

The Chinese version of EQ-VAS appears less sensitive than its English version for measuring global health in patient populations in Singapore.

John Jeffreys, who has died aged 82, was a multi-talented song composer whose sensitive, gentle settings of English poetry have recently found favour with distinguished singers including Ian Partridge, James Gilchrist and Jonathan Veira.