Encara no tenim significats per a "extreme sensitiveness".
1It might have been his extreme sensitiveness, his shrinking from anything like cheap sensation.
2With the patient, you must remember the extreme sensitiveness of a blind man's hearing.
3He acted just like a boy; another feature of his extreme sensitiveness in certain directions.
4For this extreme sensitiveness there was the amplest reason.
5He attributed it to extreme sensitiveness to atmospheric conditions.
6There is however, some doubt whether he was not mistaken in respect to this extreme sensitiveness.
7His powers of abstraction and imagination were no less remarkable,-whilefor extreme sensitiveness he was unsurpassed.
8It is a question, in fact, of giving an idea of the extreme sensitiveness of their natures.
9The extreme sensitiveness of certain seedlings to light, as shown in our ninth chapter, is highly remarkable.
10He attributed Henriette's wording to the extreme sensitiveness of a conscience which he knew to be pure.
11There was an expression of extreme sensitiveness about the nostrils, and a look of indolence in the dark-blue eyes.
12Thyrza had again and again proved the extreme sensitiveness of her nature; she could not bear to inflict pain.
13This temporary illness served to call forth this extreme sensitiveness of his soul to the responsibilities of his office.
14Miss Burney's extreme sensitiveness to her own dignity operated as a hindrance to herself as well as her friends.
15I have already mentioned my extreme sensitiveness to the atmosphere (psychic) of rooms, especially rooms where one sleeps.
16His extreme sensitiveness, fastidiousness, and irritability may be easily understood to derive from one or the other of these conditions.
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