Sentence examples similar to dulled sensitivity from inspiring English sources
Other work has shown that people with dulled taste sensitivity tend to gravitate towards sweeter, fattier foods.
Too many people survive, or imagine that they do, by coarsening themselves and by protectively dulling their sensitivity to the point of acceptance.
As a result, their cultural sensitivity is dulled rather than sharpened.
So runs the familiar diagnosis". She implies that the idea was already tired: media overload dulls our sensitivity to suffering.
Not only does this dull consumers' sensitivity to rising prices, it could be expensive for the governments concerned.
A 2011 study found that consuming just two sugary drinks a day can dull our sensitivity to sweet tastes.
Elsewhere, before battle young soldiers have been given amphetamines, tranquillizers and other drugs to "increase their courage" and to dull their sensitivity to pain.
Sensitivity to risk was dulled by the "Greenspan put", a belief that America's Federal Reserve would ride to the rescue with lower rates and liquidity support if needed.
These are the unfortunates for whom nature documentaries are a 24-hour basic-cable commodity, whose sensitivity to the ocean's manifold wonders has been dulled by a limited diet of sharks, killer whales and penguins.
