sensitive soul

Some sensitive soul had not liked the right side of it.

He was a sensitive soul, and had a sense of irony, too.

The king declared, "Here at last is a sensitive soul!"

"He was a sensitive soul stuck in his time and place.

He was a sensitive soul who'd set his sights on nothing less than enlightenment.

George is what you would call a sensitive soul.

He cherished the idea of drinking himself to death, sensitive soul.

But to those of keen eye and sensitive soul, the change was apparent.

She is a sensitive soul and a happy person who believes in the shiny side of life.

What she gave to politics was a sensitive soul, not just an incisive mind.

Historically, of course, it has been occupied only by sensitive souls.

He wondered what made her such a sensitive soul.

It's too bad we can't all be such sensitive souls like little Perry.

It was more than a sensitive soul could bear.

As we spoke, over a glass of wine, I saw that this lady was a very sensitive soul.

The sensitive souls found her more difficult to stomach.

I was a caring and sensitive soul so on getting her back I'd so home.

With a proud and sensitive soul, every day of his life must have brought some bitter humiliation.

A sensitive soul, a quick eye for beauty - oh, a very select group, you may be sure.

I'm one of those sensitive souls who feel uncomfortable in hospital wards.

It was clear to him that the heart was "the source of the sensitive soul."

I do not believe that suffering is necessarily good for the soul, but our loss has made us more sensitive souls.

All this might strike sensitive souls as morbid, but it was effective.

("The hard man with a sensitive soul is 70 today.

His implications cut across Emily's sensitive soul like a whip-lash.