Sentence examples for a certain sensitivity from inspiring English sources

You've still got a certain sensitivity to it.

Ivanka showed both an awareness of these challenges and a certain sensitivity that her father lacks.

"I think I have a certain sensitivity to, let's say, high-profile marriages," she once said.

In 1945, by contrast, the armed forces demonstrated a certain sensitivity in the handling of Central European culture.

You develop a certain sensitivity from spending whole days polishing one thing.

So perhaps Mr. Corzine's endorsement of Mr. Bryant stems in part from a certain sensitivity about the perils of unproven accusations.

This paper shows that, for certain types of bioreactor models, there is a fixed relation between certain sensitivity functions.

A female added: "Because he has certain sensitivity to "Sulphur".

Videotaped confessions.' Eric and I have a certain cultural sensitivity, a sense of the zeitgeist.

His early adult performances, even in mainstream movie franchises, suggested a certain wounded sensitivity, shot through with an uneasy but affecting tension.

The men and women alike were stunning but delicate; they were tofu salad not beefcake, thin not buff, challenging the macho certainty of the 1980s with a certain vegan sensitivity and ambiguity that recalled James Dean.