The phrase "astonishing sensitivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a remarkable level of awareness or responsiveness to emotions, situations, or stimuli.
Example: "The artist's work displays an astonishing sensitivity to the nuances of human emotion."
Alternatives: "remarkable sensitivity" or "extraordinary sensitivity".
We have, in Anne Tyler's A Spool of Blue Thread, a multi-generational family saga told with astonishing sensitivity and command.
Because Anne is played with astonishing sensitivity and commitment by Ms. Binoche, the role is more than a didactic mouthpiece for the screenwriters, Ms. Szumowska and Tine Byrckel.
When combined with INSPECTR, this astonishing sensitivity could be deployed affordably and easily in a variety of settings, potentially allowing the creation of at-home test kits (similar to pregnancy tests) for a number of medical and environmental conditions.
Then we will explore his methods of manipulating musical motifs, his innovative take on "Hollywood harmony," his ability to combine classical and popular modes of orchestration, and his astonishing sensitivity to a film's subtexts.
THE SESSIONS John Hawkes and Helen Hunt bring an astonishing sensitivity to the true story of Mark O'Brien, a seriously disabled poet, writer and journalist in his late 30s, and Cheryl Cohen Greene, the sex surrogate who guides him to his first experience of intercourse.
Played with astonishing sensitivity by the 19-year-old Adèle Exarchopoulos, she gives every appearance, when we first encounter her, of being an ordinary French teenager: running to catch the morning bus to school, daydreaming in class, trading gossip with her friends in the cafeteria.
Equally astonishing was his sensitivity to the music, Camille Saint-Saëns Saint-Saëns"; it seemed a match for his accompanist, Yo-Yo Ma.
"He has a face of great sensitivity and astonishing youthfulness.
The low-light sensitivity is astonishing — you get clear, bright video in dim situations where ordinary camcorders would hunt for focus and produce useless grainy footage.
"Bach Cantatas 10" (Soli Deo Gloria): It would be difficult to overpraise the astonishing vigor, intelligence, and sensitivity of these live performances conducted by John Eliot Gardiner, part of a "Bach Cantata Pilgrimage" that will eventually reach twenty-seven volumes.
Along the way, they achieved superconducting magnets of astonishing power, detectors of exquisite sensitivity and computer systems that could sift the fragments of 200m collisions a second.
