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Discover LudwigThe part of a sentence 'sensitive ears' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is easily disturbed or bothered by loud noises or certain sounds. Example: Please keep the volume low, my roommate has sensitive ears and gets easily disturbed by loud music.
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But sensitive ears are rare enough.
I've got sensitive ears and because of ear infections I had to quit.
Almost all the dancers have high extensions, flagpole balances, true hearts, sensitive ears.
According to town legend, Chester Greenwood was a 15-year-old with large and sensitive ears.
On the other hand, having sensitive ears, she was also concerned about "headphone spillover," hearing sound from coworkers' headphones.
12.37pm BST Strong language Mike65ie writes: The BBC red button EPG has this warning for hockey fans with sensitive ears.
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Still, Larkin had an acutely sensitive ear.
This requires a sensitive ear for line-break.
With his sensitive ear, he recognized their voices.
Jo Shapcott is such a good poet, with a sensitive ear and a gutsy voice.
Mr. Levine certainly revealed a sensitive ear for French-like color and sonority in his performance.
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