skinnedness

He was characaturized, insulted, and generally disprespected for it, yet he never showed the thinned skinnedness that we now know Obama has.

George W. Bush unplugged - John Parisella - Macleans.ca 2009

I assume the thin-skinnedness of some MSM types is the result of their general lack of professional principles.

Matthew Yglesias » Delicate Flowers 2007

Finally, we should display the confidence, good humor, and thick-skinnedness befitting a country of our stature.

The View from There 2007

Finally, we should display the confidence, good humor, and thick-skinnedness befitting a country of our stature.

The View from There 2007

If anything, he's supremely confident/comfortable/self-assured, thin-skinnedness aside.

What does Barack Obama really think about affirmative action? Ann Althouse 2008

I have some of the feelings you're having sometimes - the constant push to do "more" until there's no "you" left, the thick-skinnedness, the students and there are a few whose sense of entitlement way outstrips their skills or interest.

Teetering - And She Knits Too! 2007

That bit warning students about the content was amusing if, sadly, necessary, what with thin-skinnedness on the rise.

Archive 2006-01-08 2006

That bit warning students about the content was amusing if, sadly, necessary, what with thin-skinnedness on the rise.

Archive 2006-01-08 2006

I'm thinking it may just be normal human behaviour plus a bit of thin-skinnedness.

readersguide Diary Entry readersguide 2004

His children and her high-strung thin-skinnedness and lack of domestic propensities have not made her as successful a home-builder as she was a stenographer.

Our Nervous Friends — Illustrating the Mastery of Nervousness Robert S. Carroll