Sentence examples for sensitive lad from inspiring English sources
A sensitive lad, after all.
This is particularly true of Claude (Mr. Groff), a sensitive lad from Flushing, Queens, about to be shipped to Vietnam.
In this instance, the sensitive lad is a lonely, poetry-writing fellow named Carl Mr. Culkinn), the son of an American businessman in Paris.
He was a sensitive lad but not that sensitive because he'd swear at the Germans, say "we won the war" and that sort of thing.
A messy form of life is to be found in Jean-Marc Vallée's C.R.A.Z.Y, based on a semi-autobiographical script by François Boulay about Zac, a sensitive lad growing up in a large, rowdy, lower-middle-class family in French Canada in the 1960s and 70s.
"It's a nonerotic love," Mr. Winick points out, noting that the young man, a sensitive lad who loves Voltaire, speaks fluent French and thinks he can tell everything about a woman by her hands, is hardly out for a quick roll in the hay.
These days, sensitive lads across the land have abandoned their cardies and acoustic guitars for varsity jackets and libraries of soft synths.
The plot belongs squarely to the shopworn tradition of sexual coming-of-age stories of sensitive lads initiated into manhood by older women: Robert Anderson's "Tea and Sympathy," for example, and the film "Summer of '42".
While they may not be the best thing in the world for your heart or general health, at least pills are capable of creating Sensitive Lads – a chance for the Beck's botherers to get all vulnerable and mushy.
His behavior is that of a sensitive, gifted lad who's used to being the smartest boy in the kingdom, which also makes him its most misunderstood.
Love, kindness, consideration for others — these traits set the virtuous apart, and so it is that Hilda eventually marries her true intended, Junker Ove, danced as a sensitive, quiet lad by Marcin Kupinski.
