Meanings of exquisite sensibility in English

I should have been careful of her exquisite sensibility.

He was governed by an exquisite sensibility to disgrace.

The exquisite sensibility of the sufferers; and, 2.

This was their criticism on his exquisite sensibility.

But they cost dear: they are generally allied to exquisite sensibility, which renders their possessor miserable.

What nice conjunction of racial strains produced this unerring judgment, this heaven-scaling imagination, this exquisite sensibility?

He fancied her as having exquisite sensibility, sweetness, gentleness, perceptions as vivid as her youth and bloom.

In fact, he was a great gentleman and an artist of exquisite sensibility as well as a soldier.

They are accused of disgusting affectation, of pretending to youth, to censorial importance, and to an exquisite sensibility.

This letter displays almost every quality of Oscar Wilde's genius in perfect efflorescence-hisgaiety, joyous merriment and exquisite sensibility.

It was not sufficiently refined for her exquisite sensibility; it wounded her feelings, offended her morals, and outraged her modesty.

The exquisite sensibility, delicate insight, proud reserve and brooding world-sorrow of Frederic Chopin were the inheritance of mother to son.

The night seemed the accomplice of her mood, in league with her own exquisite sensibility; a night created for sheltering tenderness.

But then Jane, who was of an exquisite sensibility, felt that Gabriella's reasonableness belonged to a distinctly lower order of intelligence.

To a man of the exquisite sensibility of Schumann, and one who took literature so earnestly, this must have been a constant torture.

In the exercise of domestic jurisdiction they express an exquisite sensibility for any personal injury, and a contemptuous indifference for the rest of mankind.