Sentence examples for sensitive and sympathetic from inspiring English sources

Alfredson's heroine is sensitive and sympathetic.

Ms. Connelly is sensitive and sympathetic, but Ronny and Beth's relationship is, for most of the film, a peripheral concern.

Randolph Stow had similarly written a sensitive and sympathetic novel of intercultural relations in the Trobriand Islands in Visitants (1979).

"I've always been very sensitive and sympathetic to artists or creative people and they sense that," she said.

"I cannot begin to place myself in the shoes of these individuals' families, and I am very, very sensitive and sympathetic to what they say," Mr. Feinberg said.

Minnelli was among the most sensitive and sympathetic artists working on the turmoil of children as they cope with parents, elders, and authority figures — and on the struggle of parents against their children while contending with adult concerns.

He not only had a good voice, he was unfailingly sensitive, restrained and sympathetic.

As he talks earnestly with them, and more jocularly with his male friends, he emerges as exceptionally sensitive, self-aware and sympathetic.

The insensitive munition, IMX-101 approved for use in the USA, contains 2,4-dinitroanisole (DNAN), 3-nitro-1,2,4-triazol-5-one (NTO), and nitroguanidine (NQ) and is designed to be less sensitive to shock and sympathetic detonation.

Unlike many other CEOs of global enterprises, however, Sir Martin is sensitive and, in some ways, sympathetic to the disruption of the digital revolution.

A recent review of HRV [ 47] documented the evidence that ULF reflects changes secondary to the circadian rhythm, VLF is affected by temperature regulation and humoral systems, LF is sensitive to cardiac sympathetic and parasympathetic nerve activity, and HF is synchronized to respiratory rhythms, primarily related to vagal innervation.