Sentence examples for sensitive youth from inspiring English sources

The narrator is the same sensitive youth who visited the garden of the Finzi-Contini family.

Sensitive youth, ill at ease in his social milieu, discovers he's gay, struggles inwardly, comes out, is accepted by loving family.

Like a thousand other coming-of-age-in-an-ethnic-family dramas, "Falling Awake" puts good intentions and appealing performances into the balance against clichés of dead-end neighborhoods and rebellious (but sensitive) youth.

In 1960s Oklahoma a sensitive youth gets in over his head when his best friend kills a member of a rival gang.

This is an important consideration for price sensitive youth smokers, as evidence suggests that even adult smokers will engage in price minimizing behaviours to compensate for increased manufactured cigarette costs, such as purchasing RYO tobacco [ 15, 18].

Ongoing research is needed to continue monitoring the prevalence of RYO use among youth and the factors associated with its use, but to also monitor if this more affordable tobacco product is being targeted to price sensitive youth smokers.

This result is in agreement with previous research [ 27], and indicates that high anxiety sensitive youths tend to process information about physical symptoms in a more threatening way [ 28].

Charm aside, this nostalgia trip shows us how Wexford's character was shaped by his experiences as a sensitive, bookish youth.

Originally published in 1972, this Faulkneresque coming-of-age story about a sensitive Midwestern youth was Mossman's first and only novel.

More interesting is the general ambience of sensitive, saviorlike youth struggling against evil, obviously including stereotypes of masculine heterosexuality, the latter insidiously reinforced by the very pop culture narratives invoked here.

The former grumpy Scots git, the previous holder of the Most Peevish and Sulky (and Boring-Voiced) British Sportsman Alive Trophy, was transformed into a sensitive, charming youth weeping a pool of regret and shame, and asking his audience to understand how he felt.