Sentence examples for both sensitive and from inspiring English sources

Ross's depiction of love and hatred, and the conflicted ways we manifest these feelings, is both sensitive and fearless.

City officials emphasized that Mr. Bloomberg was trying to be both sensitive and practical about the ceremony.

Her German and French were clear, and the explorations into Portuguese and Russian sounded at least both sensitive and acute.

Although it may seem paradoxical, relearning methods can yield both sensitive and insensitive measures of forgetting.

Ms. Grimaud, fresh from playing Ravel's Piano Concerto in G with the Philharmonic on Saturday, is a fine pianist, both sensitive and passionate.

The novel's opening lines are exemplary of Millet's prose, which is both sensitive and strange: "It was a stricken love, but still love.

"When a technical record is both sensitive and remote from a current subject of controversy, my editorial inclination is to err on the side of caution," he said.

Her familiarity with and understanding of equine physiology made her works both sensitive and powerful, giving them great emotional depth and an almost visible tenderness.

Interestingly, compound 1 was active on both sensitive and resistant cell lines.

The placenta growth factor concentrations were determined by an immunoassay that is both sensitive and specific.

Analytical and clinical validations show that the assay is both sensitive and specific.