Sentence examples for has sensitized from inspiring English sources

Vienna's provinciality has sensitized its talents to provenance, to origins, to source and roots.

The memory of last season has sensitized Manuel into taking account of all roads into the playoffs.

The worldwide opprobrium heaped on Shell for its failure to help Mr. Saro-Wiwa has sensitized corporations to the public relations costs of silence.

Peter Neumann edits an Internet forum, the Risks Digest, that has sensitized innumerable computer people to the things that go wrong with computer systems in real institutional settings.

Furthermore, the parade of accounting horrors at companies such as Enron Corp., WorldCom Inc., Xerox Corp., and Qwest Communications International Inc. has sensitized corporate boards to the dangers of lax audits.

The recent controversy surrounding the "Tilted Arc" sculpture by Richard Serra, at 26 Federal Plaza in downtown Manhattan, has sensitized officials to the need for community involvement in choosing the artworks from the earliest stages, according to Miss Myerson.

"Most of the time we have sensitized skin, not sensitive skin," says Masterson, 48.

Several programs this season have sensitized listeners to years like 1939, when so many European composers were haunted by the prospect of war.

Talbot placed the lace on a piece of paper he had sensitized with silver salts, then put them both in the sun.

"We have sensitized the commanders that they may be guilty of grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions" should they fail to comply with the law.

His time in detention in the United States had sensitized him to prison conditions and to the lack of prisoners' rights in Haiti.