Sentence examples for sensitive children from inspiring English sources

New remedies were needed for sensitive children with  frequent experiences of "palpable disgust", said  Dr Zucker.

The censors advised: "Parents should consider whether the content may upset younger, or more sensitive, children".

Mrs Bennet from Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice is always Exhibit A – but her real crime seems to be that she embarrasses her sensitive children.

It seems they mark especially sensitive children for later destruction, returning years later to drag attractive people in their 20's into the underworld by their ankles.

The BBFC warns that "parents should consider whether... content may upset younger, or more sensitive, children" on films awarded a Parental Guidance (PG) certificate.

For instance, it treats Hildegarde's much-foreshadowed death with a certain comic relish, which may upset sensitive children and strike many adults as in poor taste.

A sensitive child – quirky, bookish – I was met with: "Don't be silly.

And your son is a beautiful and sensitive child," she said.

If the snowman doesn't melt … If … "You've always been a sensitive child," Gran tells Jessica.

But Gaulier watches it beadily, for glimpses of the sensitive child behind the ill-at-ease, inhibited grownup.

A smart and sensitive child will never forget the horror involved in getting such a bloody "trophy".