Sentence examples for a particular sensitivity from inspiring English sources

She brings a particular sensitivity to the discussion.

Ullmann said she believed that female directors had a particular sensitivity in their approach.

Gifted with a particular sensitivity and method, a theorist can pry open the world.

Next,' and you never really get to the point of having a particular sensitivity to the situation".

But I have a particular sensitivity to these matters, because I lived under both Nazi and Communist occupation".

It's an unusual place and only someone with a particular sensitivity and style would buy it.

Here, we separated dams from their pups daily for 30 min at PND 12 20, as considerable evidence indicates that PND 15 21 may be a time of particular sensitivity to environmental influences on anxiety-related behavior (for review see: [10]) yet few studies have examined such manipulations during this period.

France has proposed new laws to bolster security in public places and to allow the police to search cars without warrants, an issue of particular sensitivity for the French.

The Morris water maze was introduced as an instrument with particular sensitivity to the effects of hippocampal lesions in rats [ 11].

The interesting feature of this work is that individual ganglion cells had a special sensitivity to particular grating-frequencies, as if the ganglion cells were "tuned" to particular frequencies, the frequencies being measured by the number of black and white lines in a given area of retina.

Though canoeing has very little impact on the environment, there are a few places of particular sensitivity where it could be detrimental.