Sentence examples for imaginative sensitivity from inspiring English sources

John Bright inherited bluntness of manner from his father, imaginative sensitivity from his mother.

They look raw at first, but on closer examination you see they have been worked with skilled and imaginative sensitivity (Johnson).

But he brought such imaginative vigour and sensitivity to bear that melodrama is transcended, in terms reminiscent of high tragedy.

But it is understandable why singers seek him out, for he is an imaginative and intelligent musician with great sensitivity to the ways of the voice.

It's not fair that conscientious officers bear the burden of historical resentments engendered by others, but it is a fact that they must be prepared to address with a sensitivity that is based on imaginative as well as practical training techniques.

Being imaginative means using your imagination more.

Neeson feels absolutely rooted in the play's imaginative soil — a potent amalgam of sinew and sensitivity.

While his unusual level of sensitivity makes his future seem promising, we await the imaginative turn that will make his work wholly his.

In fiction, Naomi Alderman's The Liars' Gospel deals with many of the same ideas with both scepticism and sensitivity, while Richard Beard's Lazarus is Dead is far more imaginative in its analysis of the Jesus stories.

Here, with the technically elegant and imaginative Mr. Jones as her pianist, Ms. Bonney sang with scrupulous musicianship, exceptional sensitivity and, at least to this non-Nordic listener, convincingly idiomatic delivery of the Swedish, Norwegian and German texts.

Potential problems the clinician has to be able to deal with include social and communicative deficits, lack of imaginative power, difficulty with change, limited interest, lack of initiative, and sensory under- and over-sensitivity.