Sentence examples for fine sensitivities from inspiring English sources

Nabokov's paedophile narrator is a man of wit and fine sensitivities.

In the Stravinsky Ms. McNair showed a bit of strain and unevenness along with a fine sensitivity.

None of this detracted from the excellent work of Mr. Anderszewski, whose fine sensitivity seemed well attuned to Mr. Gardner's despite his introverted manner.

In Ravel's "Tzigane," Ms. Kramer showed considerable flair and temperament; in Bloch's "Baal Shem," a fine sensitivity and warmth.

"In the Next Room," a Lincoln Center Theater production, is directed by Les Waters with a fine sensitivity to its varied textures.

And Mr. Kushner's curtain raiser has been written with a fine sensitivity to its appropriateness for children of almost any age.

Last on the program was the infrequently played Opus 27, No. 1, with an achingly lovely Adagio that Mr. Ohlsson played with fine sensitivity.

The fathers of modern Urdu poetry were Ḥālī and Muḥammad Ḥusayn Āzād, the latter particularly characterized by a fine sensitivity for the past.

Far Eastern languages use characters that require a fine sensitivity to relationships between parts; Eastern religion often focuses on relationships between human beings and nature; Eastern ethical systems often emphasize responsibilities to the family (Nisbett, 2003).

- With respect to disease location, even though all eczema studied was located in the hands, eczema affecting the fingertips plays a very strong role in fine sensitivity.

BCR might rely on such fine sensitivity to initiate its signaling cascade during the surveillance for non-self-antigens that could be of very low density.