Ms. Dungey acknowledged sensitivity about the title in marketing material for the show but said she was not worried about the program's content.
"I think we must acknowledge the sensitivities of the events on the ground," said Dr. Goran B. Klintmalm, a former president of the American Society of Transplant Surgeons, "and extend our sympathies for the surgeon".
Men in our society have begun to acknowledge their sensitivity.
It took until the post-Holocaust period for organisations such as the Roman Catholic church to acknowledge the sensitivity of the phrase.
Catherine R. Kinney, a co-president of the exchange, seemed to acknowledge the sensitivity of pursuing an investigation of the exchange's specialists when that system has been under attack from proponents of electronic-based exchanges, which do not rely on human intervention to trade stocks.
Within hours, the newspaper was flooded with e-mail messages and phone calls, many praising the paper for acknowledging the sensitivities of Muslims but others lambasting it for seeming to toe an official line.
Even though the president, waving off any attempts to put him "on the couch," refuses to acknowledge any Oedipal sensitivities, John Kerry artfully drilled into the sore spot in the first debate.
No difficulties with the recruitment process were reported to the research team, though we acknowledge that some sensitivities may not have been readily shared.
The United States acknowledged the sensitivity concerning outside intervention.
