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• He is very sensitive . (10)
• He was very sensitive. (10)
• Oh, how sensitive you are! (10)
• But he was not particularly sensitive. (12)
• What a lovely, refined, sensitive face! (9)
• Would other men be so sensitive to him? (10)
• How terribly sensitive and tender she was! (8)
• All that you have to fear is my pity for one so sensitive. (10)
• My sensitive watchfulness caught no other indication of a change. (10)
• Sensitive and weak in body as he was, Nelson was not more fearless. (2)
• You are too sensitive for friends, and are blunted against enemies. (10)
• Compared to him the rhinoceros is a delicate and sensitive creature. (12)
• Smiling rigidly, he trusted they would be merciful to a sensitive ear. (10)
• Her sensitive ear caught a change of tone in the directions she received. (10)
• Sensitive minds may be excited by a small stimulant to see such pictures. (10)
• She kept her poppy colour throughout the day, so sensitive was this pride. (10)
• She kept her poppy colour throughout the day, so sensitive was this pride. (22)
• The climatic changes act with quick fatality upon the sensitive creatures. (21)
• Gyp, always sensitive to atmosphere, felt cradled in all the love about her. (8)
• He used to examine my hand, and said they were sensitive fingers for playing. (10)
• He was sufficiently sensitive to feel that his back was chalked as on a slate. (10)
• He comprehended perfectly this state of wilfulness in an uneducated sensitive man. (10)
• He comprehended perfectly this state of wilfulness in an uneducated sensitive man. (22)
• The nostrils now were faintly alive under some sensitive impression of her musings. (10)
• Leslie Stephen was so sensitive that he rarely read reviews of his critical writings. (16)
• Mr. Purcey, a sensitive man if you could get through his skin, gave her a shrewd look. (8)
• But, by the recurrence to that scene, he had checked her sensitive developing emotion. (10)
• Sensitive to tone and manner as he was, his ebullition of paternal feeling was frozen. (10)
• Indifferent buildings give pain to the sensitive; but these things offend the plainest taste. (2)
• He revelled in benevolent projects of gifts to the nation, which would coat a sensitive name. (10)
• He was very sensitive to criticism, especially from those he valued through his head or heart. (9)
• Is not the subject simple, pure from offence to sensitive authority, constitutionally harmless? (10)
• Confound their thick-skinned charitable souls, what do they know of how a sensitive woman suffers? (8)
• She spared him the my lording as she said adieu, sensitive as she was, and to his perception now. (10)
• There are moments of disillusionment in the lives of men from which the sensitive recorder shrinks. (8)
• This was a moment with her when many sensations rush together and form a knot in sensitive natures. (10)
• Sensitive, nervous, in the full tide of her physical life, she had what is euphemistically called to-day temperament. (13)
• The bitterness of the pinch to Tinman made him frightfully sensitive to strictures on his discretion. (10)
• He had always been too sensitive, too much as it were of a gentleman, for the robuster sorts of evangelism. (8)
• His sensitive ears were pained by the absence of his Christian name, which her lips had lavishly made sweet to him. (10)
• Experience, no doubt, served him there; but he must have had an instinct that it was dangerous with one so sensitive. (8)
• They find it difficult to forgive; and trifles offend; and they are unhappily just as secretive as they are sensitive. (10)
• But after a time, as you know, sensitive people are liable to get the feeling of it, without anything definite to go on. (8)
• He was sensitive to degrees of heat and cold, and luxurious in the matter of lighting, and he had a fine nose for plumbing. (9)
• Mr. Bosengate, though not particularly sensitive to atmosphere, could perceive a sort of current running through the Court. (8)
• I was always sensitive to the maltreatment of books; I could not bear to see a book faced down or dogs-eared or broken-backed. (9)
• Sensitive, charitable, and only combative deep down, he instinctively avoided discussion on matters where he might hurt others or they hurt him. (8)
• Travelling along grass-bordered roads, the beauty of this England struck his not too sensitive spirit and made him almost gasp. (8)
• And if you ask whether a man, sensitive and a lover, can be so blinded, you are condemned to re-peruse the foregoing paragraph. (10)
• No commonly sensitive lad could bear the gibes of the fellows raking at antecedents: Fleetwood would be the name to start roars. (10)
• Even in times of peace he had been sensitive enough to feel the cold draughty blasts which the Church encounters in a material age. (8)
• I felt so intensely sensitive, that the very idea of a snore gave me tremours and qualms: it was associated with the sense of fat. (10)
• Secretive, sensitive, she takes a wound Deep to her soul, as if the sense had swooned, And not a thought of vengeance had survived. (10)
• He was very sensitive to the intentions of eyes and tones; which was one secret of his rigid grasp of the dwellers in his household. (10)
• Her vigilant considerateness had dealt the sensitive gentleman a shock, plainly telling him she had her ideas of his actual posture. (10)
• The sensitive invalid felt a blow in his following up the simile of the hunted hare for her friend, but it had a promise of hopefulness. (10)
• He had found that Western people were sometimes sensitive concerning their section and were prepared to resent complacent ignorance of it. (9)
• She is sensitive, without resistance, weary, and so full of subtle knowledge and various gropings that each desire in her negates another. (12)
• So the contest raged, Mrs. Chump being run clean through the soul twenty times, without touching the consciousness of that sensitive essence. (10)
• There may be, moreover, while each has the key of the fellow breast, a mutually sensitive nerve to protest against intrusion of light or sound. (10)
• Her father and mother were urgently one to favour Dudley; and the sensitive gentleman presented himself to receive his wound and to depart with it. (10)
• As a young man he was fond of dancing, acting and practical jokes; though sensitive, he was well and strong, and able to endure rough stage-journeys. (3)
• His cheeks reddened; he had spoken at random, and he wondered that Dahlia should feel it pleasurable to be inquired after, she who was so sensitive. (10)
• His cheeks reddened; he had spoken at random, and he wondered that Dahlia should feel it pleasurable to be inquired after, she who was so sensitive. (22)
• It came haunting about her face, perfectly still, about her lips, sensitive and drawn, about her eyes, dark, almost mutinous under their arched brows. (8)
• The subject was disagreeable to a man sensitive on the topic of money, and feeling that his prudence had recently been misled to keep up appearances. (10)

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