Sentence examples for sensitive new from inspiring English sources

So lacerating was the verdict that sensitive new guitarist Justin Hayward burst into tears.

"She was absolutely convinced that I was a sensitive New Age guy," he said.

To assist, they hire only what Amelia calls SNAGs — Sensitive New Age Guys.

Sensitive New Age Guy is James Murphy catnip, with a dirty wiggle in its pants.

For sensitive New Labour voters in urban areas, hunting is a cruel anachronism.

Her deconstruction of the sensitive New Man, or Feathery Stroker, is a laugh-out-loud comedic masterpiece.

They're not quite the sensitive new-age guys so neatly skewered by Christine Lavin, whose songs are about small pleasures (like cold pizza for breakfast), major annoyances (like clueless men) and, between the wry observations, some unabashed tenderness.

A twinky (two incomes, nanny and kids), perhaps; a woopie (well-off older person), a snag (sensitive new-age guy), or maybe even a pillock (paltry income lots of kids)?

His press agents contend that everybody does it, that McCain's Arizona is worse, but none of that chaff will fool insecurity-sensitive New York Republicans.

Palm's biggest hope is to attract price-sensitive new users, and it appears to have plans in place to make that happen: Among three announcements it made on Sept. 23 was a new brand name called Zire.

In 2007, UNICEF aims to train 30,000 teachers in child-centered and gender-sensitive new curriculum and textbooks.