Sentence examples for a remarkable sensitivity to from inspiring English sources

His "Harvesters" (1565; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City) displays a remarkable sensitivity to colour and pattern.

This combination is analogous to that of a hydrophone and endows these fishes with a remarkable sensitivity to sound.

Those with Alzheimer's also tour museums like the Museum of Modern Art in New York and the Louvre in Paris, where they show not only a remarkable sensitivity to the work but also do powerful creative work themselves.

At the time she was abducted, at a roadblock, Ms. Betancourt was the presidential candidate of the Green Oxygen Party, and she seems during her captivity to have retained a remarkable sensitivity to the environment around her.

Indeed, the BOLD-fMRI shows a remarkable sensitivity to brain plasticity studied cortical areas.

This method showed a remarkable sensitivity to changes in protein structures, including protein denaturation and even small protein damage.

His remarkable sensitivity to shades of timbre also influenced the way he composed, inspiring him to arrange his musical colors the same way an abstract painter might arrange colors on a canvas.

As in "Treeless Mountain," her 2008 film about two Korean sisters shuttled from one unhappy household to another, Ms. Kim shows remarkable sensitivity to the nuances with which children hide and disclose their feelings.

Luca Marenzio, one of the most prolific among late 16th-century Italian madrigalists, achieved his high reputation not through experiment but rather through his remarkable sensitivity to words, both as single entities and as the basic elements of a poetic phrase.

Photosystem II of three Paphiopedilum species was remarkable sensitivity to chilling stress.

The chemical shift of the imidic hydrogen shows remarkable sensitivity to the microenvironment of chain end.