"sensitive experience" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a personal or emotional experience that is deep or meaningful. Example: "Her sensitive experience with loss shaped her into a more empathetic person."
FOR Janet, who had a full mastectomy 19 years ago, shopping for a prosthesis and a brassiere is a very sensitive experience.
As a result, JustGiving created an "In Memory" product, giving users a tailored and more sensitive experience, while also giving charities visibility so they could add those supporters to a more appropriate supporter-care programme.
He believes that his metaphysics of music finally does justice to the profound pleasure and significance that the musically sensitive experience when listening to truly great music.
The result of Schick's show is a site sensitive experience as the wallpaper-like strip flows across the room.
I knew that I was going to be starting hormones and it felt like this time sensitive experience that I wanted to be able to look back on and analyze in it's entirety at some point in the future.
Understandably, with roles and relationships shifting, these first-to-second generation transitions are often complicated and emotionally sensitive experiences.
Brown's research involved interviewing thousands of people about difficult, sensitive experiences in their lives, in order to uncover common themes around shameful experiences.
Many people have found that being able to remain anonymous allowed them to seek out or share more personal or sensitive experiences in their questions and answers.
Before childbirth became embedded in the hospital system, midwives anchored the personal connection at the heart of one the most sensitive experiences of a woman's life.
Hence, patients' spiritual interpretations of sensitive experiences may represent what Bowlby described as sensitive experiences in the relation to an attachment figure.
However, Bowlby [ 23] insisted that only sensitive experiences were able to change IWMs.
