Sentence examples for in sensitively from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging this problem, two Hollywood directors - Baz Lurhmann's Romeo and Juliet in 1996 and the Hamlet (2001) from Michael Almereyda - kept the original text in sensitively edited form.

SANE nurses are specially trained in sensitively handling victims of this most intimate crime.

Along with the announcement, Coe has shared album cut "View2," a slow-burning exercise in sensitively restrained, sombre arpeggiation, which you can hear below.

"I was very impressed with HBO's commitment to accurately portray the realities of domestic violence, and in sensitively responding to the needs of their viewers should they need support," he said. .

The ROSA is a valid and reliable instrument to aid medical practitioners in sensitively assessing AD-relevant symptoms over time in their clinical practice.

Low maternal cortisol has been proposed as a possible mechanism contributing to maternal difficulties in sensitively attuning to infant cues, which in turn impacts the infant's reactivity towards, and recovery from stress [ 47].

In the second piece, "Opus 19/The Dreamer," Jerome Robbins's choreography is set to Prokofiev's Violin Concerto No. 1 in D (sensitively played by Lydia Hong), in which romanticism and modernity find haunting resonance in their meeting.

Mr. Stewart describes the political struggles in Maysan, and later in Dhi Qar, his second posting, in sharp, sensitively observed vignettes that on occasion rise to the level of inspired farce.

The practice's last major housing in Britain was also in Richmond, in Queen's Road, for the London and Quadrant Housing Association, in 1978-88, sensitively grouped and detailed.

These findings suggest that while a high BLAST stringency yields more accurate predictions of sRNA-encoding loci, lowered BLAST stringency may be useful in more sensitively identifying primary sequence conservation of these loci in less closely related species.

Hardened horror aficionados may balk, but hordes of Twi-hard fans have swooned to Edward Cullen's otherworldly charms, marvelling at the way his skin glitters in the sunlight, and dreaming of dying (and being reborn) in his sensitively pallid arms.