Sentence examples for spirit sensitive from inspiring English sources
So step forward the new Andy Murray – free spirit, sensitive, self-aware and unprejudiced.
Laser, emulating Jules, is a free spirit, sensitive and loving, but lacks goals and does not live up to his potential.
But in Mongolia, as in Tibet, it was the primary religion of a nomadic people who viewed the natural world as a cosmic mechanism of checks and balances, controlled by ancestral spirits, sensitive to disturbance, always threatening to tip toward disaster.
No question about it, we of our craft have well-nigh broken the spirit of the sensitive, creative, rich, but struggling fashion designers of California.
The whimsical but sensitive spirit of the Alexis Mabille show may have reflected the designer's acceptance onto the couture federation's official roster.
Mr. Ginsberg wrote: "his sincerity & the pleasure his life's taken in the poetry world encourages us all to realize that poetry does serve humankind well in giving pleasure & empowerment to people of sensitive spirit, domestic folk".
"This Is the End" suggests that they can at least sometimes be harmless, and as crude as the movie's humor often is, its spirit is sweet, sensitive and innocuous.
The emotions that bound the Loving family together, all those years ago, live on in Grey Villet's images — as does the sensitive spirit of the great-hearted photographer who created them.
The emotional power of Richard Ford's Canada arises from a sense of grief and loss embedded in the writing, and the imaginative sweep of the book, which enters the spirit of a sensitive, vulnerable and intelligent teenage boy and by implication enters the spirit of America itself.
The efficient cause per se of perception is the immaterial soul the division into sensory faculties is instrumental to the process and in most of this part of the treatise Kilwardby talks of the operations of the sensory soul (which he also calls the 'incorporeal sensitive spirit') as a unified entity.
