Sentence examples for sensitive and moving from inspiring English sources

Court politics and bad luck plunge their household into hard times, and as a portrait of good people in desperate circumstances, "Hara-Kiri" is remarkably sensitive and moving.

Even so, the oblivious but self-righteous Giovanni (John Procaccino in a portrayal that progresses from doltish to sensitive and moving) is going to wind up dining on canned meat for dogs and cats.

"Without Prejudice" is a sensitive and moving drama illustrating how prejudice can arise in the workplace through a succession of seemingly harmless remarks and actions - and end up in a tribunal.

"Dreams and Desperation on Forsyth Street" (June 8), by Saki Knafo, presented a truly sensitive and moving portrait of the real people behind the often maligned Chinatown bus companies.

It is touch-sensitive, and moving your fingers across it turns body heat into pulsing sounds, perfect for experimental and/or noise musicians who want to just feel the vibes they're making, man.

Her use of paint and often provocative subject matter was sensitive, seductive and moving.

To be clear, I found Mr Obama's speech cogent, right, sensitive, sophisticated and moving.

As George Goodwin shows in a sensitive, finely textured and moving account of Franklin's years in London, he enjoyed a very generous measure of domestic contentment in the imperial capital over the course of nearly two decades (with one brief interruption in 1762-64).

Number one: Eggs are temperature sensitive and constantly moving them in and out of the incubator could negatively affect their development, especially at this early stage.

The picture it paints of the Moscow Arts Theatre and its quixotic leader Stanislavski is sensitive and strangely moving: dispossessed of his family firm by the revolution, the maestro seems to have genuinely supported its ambitions.

Basavan was noted for his exploration of space, for the depth and richness of his glowing colours, and above all for his keen powers of observation and sensitive, often moving, characterizations.