"sensitive character" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can refer to a character in a story, play, or movie who is emotionally vulnerable or easily affected by their surroundings and interactions with others. Example: In the novel, the main protagonist is a sensitive character who struggles with anxiety and is easily overwhelmed by the chaotic world around her.
Basic copolymer has dual thermo- and pH sensitive character.
Andrew appears at first view to be the play's most generous and sensitive character.
The rest of the shoot-'em-up adventure does not call for sensitive character or dramatic development.
The film's attitudes toward sexual orientation are prehistoric, but this is still a sensitive character study with beautiful performances.
However, pH change with dilution (without pH control) causes the unfolding of the nanotubes indicating the pH sensitive character.
Ordinarily one expects to find in the Street the uneasiness that goes with a sensitive character, & the delicate signal of distant trouble... Look at it today!
People sometimes identify Ben and me as very sensitive characters responding very sensitively to the world.
"I always associate Emma Thompson with being youthful and contemporary and playing decent, sensitive characters, whereas obviously this is the complete opposite," Mr. Jarrold said.
It's strange that, though every one of Stillman's movies involves dancing, he is a cinematic master of bodies at rest; it's as if he sees dance (the kind that has any value to him, the kind that has rules) as the physical counterpart to his socially sensitive characters' dashing dialogue.
Hegel also sees romantic beauty in more inwardly sensitive characters, such as Shakespeare's Juliet.
As a comic book fan herself, Johansson knows that superheroes are actually complex and sensitive characters, but she told The Huffington Post that she's noticed children's editions emphasize their "aggressive and violent" traits.
