I am a very sensitive kind of person, believe it or not.
It just seemed exciting to try to do something that had a sincere and emotionally sensitive kind of point of view.
SvO2 is a rather non-specific but sensitive kind of monitoring, as its changes reflect a change in one or more of the major homeostatic systems (respiration, circulation, and energy demand).
It is already a crime for government officials to disclose especially sensitive kinds of classified information, including nuclear weapons secrets, codes and plans for military operations.
I will also work to provide robust protection against misuses of particularly sensitive kinds of information, such as e-health records and location data that do not fit comfortably within sector-specific privacy laws.
Locke (see the entry on Locke) took from the Aristotelian tradition the idea that Euclidean geometry and rational theology are the exemplars of scientific knowledge, but sought to ground his philosophy in intuitive, demonstrative, and sensitive kinds of knowledge.
Brodie is a sensitive lout, the kind of ex-military man who quotes Emily Dickinson as readily as he sucker-punches a guy for mistreating a dog.
It entailed coating a flat piece of metal, copper or steel, with a light-sensitive emulsion, a kind of gelatin, then placing the object to be reproduced -- in Talbot's case, often a fern or a piece of lace or a leaf or dandelion seeds -- on top of the plate and exposing the plate to sunlight.
Cronenberg, who has been called the "King of Venereal Horror" and the "Baron of Blood," noted that we are sensitive to a kind of physical normality, which is an evolutionary thing, and that monstrousness is just suggesting the infinite possibilities at which we could arrive.
Being the sensitive, sweet kind of guy he is, Dylan decides to make a list of all the girls he's slept with and go through them one-by-one, alphabetically, to break the bad news.
