Sentence examples for sensitive age from inspiring English sources

"It's a very sensitive age for a girl," Justice Ginsburg went on to say in an interview with USA Today.

That the popular symbol of success the world over is now a big car may mark a regression from the more sensitive age of Stendhal, for whom it was a good carriage; in any case it is.

He describes Anna as "an androgynous character, in the transition between child to adulthood, a very sensitive age" but offers up an intriguing reason for choosing another female-led story : "I'm male myself, and if I had a central character who was male, I'd probably put too much emotion into it, and that would lead to difficulty in telling the story".

During the tumultuous and sensitive age of adolescence, kids were showing how eager they were for a dose of positivity.

Those two questions are, "most sensitive age group for radiation is children" and "imaging with no radiation risk is MRI".

Nevertheless, in orthodontics, the relationship is not necessarily linear, and the most sensitive age might be between 13 and 16 years old [7, 14].

Given the complicated mix of stifled opportunity plus a generous salary - and all that at a sensitive age in between the teens and being a young adult - it doesn't seem to be the most productive environment.

She's at that sensitive age, coming across as sincerely wounded by evidence from the outside world that goes against her belief structure.