Sentence examples for an acute sensitivity. from inspiring English sources

Yet Assange has developed an acute sensitivity to his environment.

Kauffmann had an acute sensitivity to the story behind the technique.

"This president has an acute sensitivity to the economy," Mr. McKinnon said.

It's also profoundly conservative and driven by an acute sensitivity to issues of class.

Coral reefs have an acute sensitivity to temperature and experience coral bleaching when they are overexposed.

O'Nan has inherited from King an acute sensitivity to the vein of horror beneath even the most prosaic settings.

It also encourages the excesses of "political correctness"—that is, an overly acute sensitivity to offending people of other backgrounds, outlooks, and cultures.

They could combine with Labour to inflict the first serious defeat for the government on an issue of acute sensitivity for the coalition's internal political balance.

Ties with Russia are a matter of acute sensitivity for Deutsche.

Sir John Stevens, commissioner of the Metropolitan police, is in a position of acute sensitivity.

The decision to delay the autumn statement, which has been on the cards for weeks, appears to be a matter of acute sensitivity in No 10.