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Significados de exquisite sensibility em inglês
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Uso de exquisite sensibility em inglês
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I should have been careful of her exquisitesensibility.
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He was governed by an exquisitesensibility to disgrace.
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The exquisitesensibility of the sufferers; and, 2.
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This was their criticism on his exquisitesensibility.
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But they cost dear: they are generally allied to exquisitesensibility, which renders their possessor miserable.
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What nice conjunction of racial strains produced this unerring judgment, this heaven-scaling imagination, this exquisitesensibility?
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He fancied her as having exquisitesensibility, sweetness, gentleness, perceptions as vivid as her youth and bloom.
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In fact, he was a great gentleman and an artist of exquisitesensibility as well as a soldier.
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They are accused of disgusting affectation, of pretending to youth, to censorial importance, and to an exquisitesensibility.
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This letter displays almost every quality of Oscar Wilde's genius in perfect efflorescence-hisgaiety, joyous merriment and exquisitesensibility.
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It was not sufficiently refined for her exquisitesensibility; it wounded her feelings, offended her morals, and outraged her modesty.
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The exquisitesensibility, delicate insight, proud reserve and brooding world-sorrow of Frederic Chopin were the inheritance of mother to son.
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The night seemed the accomplice of her mood, in league with her own exquisitesensibility; a night created for sheltering tenderness.
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But then Jane, who was of an exquisitesensibility, felt that Gabriella's reasonableness belonged to a distinctly lower order of intelligence.
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To a man of the exquisitesensibility of Schumann, and one who took literature so earnestly, this must have been a constant torture.
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In the exercise of domestic jurisdiction they express an exquisitesensibility for any personal injury, and a contemptuous indifference for the rest of mankind.