Examples of using Sensitive man in English and their translations into German
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Now there's a sensitive man.
A sensitive man is aware of that drop, even.
AI is a tremendously sensitive man.
He was a sensitive man, though.
He's such a kind and sensitive man.
A sensitive man like Tim was probably more drawn to Leon.
You know, I'm a sensitive man.
This is a sensitive man, and I won't have him being harassed.
You're a kind and sensitive man. Yes.
You're probably unaware of it, mr. Crangle, but my husband is a very sensitive man.
I'm a very sensitive man myself.
Your father, the Bishop, was a sensitive man.
You're a very sensitive man, Mr. Stroud.
You are an attractive and exciting and sensitive man.
You are not the sensitive man you used to be.
But I have always felt that Clément is a really sensitive man.
Laughter You're a sensitive man, Farrell.
He was pictured like a young, handsome and sensitive man.
He's a sensitive man who understands the sometimes... distressing nature of modern life.
All right,"ten ways to tell if he's a sensitive man.
You're such a sensitive man yet there are so many aspects of humanoid life that you simply refuse to explore.
Jail's not a good place for a sensitive man like Donnie.
The sensitive man prefers to use simple expressions in order not to destroy a meaning unknown to him.
In the meantime, she has met this talkative, sensitive man.
Musa a quite and sensitive man who is forced by circumstances to respond vehemently to the insane situation in Kashmir.
Uncompromising man of all clarify the will of a man full of inspiration-the imagination, a sensitive man- with love.
If education is a sensitive man, that because of the nature of the organism is more shrewd, Thanks to the quality of its learning above- the boring lessons affects a huge number of factors.
Faber was a“modest, sensitive man with a profound inner life. He was endowed with the gift of making friends with people from every walk of life” Benedict XVI, Address to the Jesuits, 22 April 2006.
And Matt is not Locke: John was a sensitive man who had faith in that island who had returned the ability to walk; Matt is a priest who is proving to be rather ambiguous, ready to judge others, but who kills without mercy and with a sad personal life.
If you had told me that this smart, funny, sensitive man who adored me would one day dictate whether or not I wore makeup, how short my skirts were, where I lived, what jobs I took, who my friends were and where I spent Christmas, I would have laughed at you, because there was not a hint of violence or control or anger in Conor at the beginning.