Sentence examples for a keen sensitivity from inspiring English sources

He passed on a keen sensitivity to climate.

Strangers humor Adrian Monk, learning too late that his tics are part of a keen sensitivity to detail --and disorder -- that unmasks the cleverest criminals.

In this early novel, Morrison's writing not only captures the hidden cadences of speech; she writes with a keen sensitivity to the protean quality of words.

Tate says: "Seghal's intimate works consist purely of live encounters between people and demonstrate a keen sensitivity to their institutional context.

And before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld displayed a keen sensitivity to news reports on internal Pentagon disputes over budgets and programs, where security was not an issue.

Composed in 1930, the Prokofiev piece might have been tailor made for the Belcea Quartet, a group that thrives on works that demand vigor, quick reflexes and a keen sensitivity to matters of balance and nuance.

His most recent play seen in New York, "Red Light Winter," was a step forward, displaying a keener sensitivity to the texture of life than most of his previous work.

China needs to develop a keener sensitivity to how its actions are perceived.

"Caterpillars" is about a woman struck by lightning who develops an unbearably keen sensitivity to sources of electricity.

Instead, he suggests, intelligently and persuasively, that Coltrane had, among other attributes, a "mystic's keen sensitivity for the sublime, which runs like a secret river under American culture".

The violinist Kurt Nikkanen — the extra wheel in a sense — played with keen sensitivity.