Sentence examples for keen sensitive from inspiring English sources
A brilliant cinematographer, Mr. Gardner shot "Dead Birds" himself, taking in the Dani's lives and wars with a keen, sensitive eye.
His encyclopedic knowledge of history, his keen and sensitive curiosity of other cultures and religions and his open, sensitive and dependable nature fostered a deep trust that allowed very difficult international partnerships to flourish.
Behind Scholey's brusque carapace lay a keen and sensitive intellect with a fascination for classical history, a special interest in the Napoleonic period, a passion for Etruscan art, and above all a devotion to opera, notably Wagner.
This is a subject on which the government will be sensitive, however keen it is on extending high-speed internet access.The lobbying is already intense.
Thus, they are fairly sensitive to risk, keen to achieve a more balanced asset allocation and are highly engaged with their bankers and specialists.
By 1982, of course, the country had shifted from Carter to Reagan, and, however Spielberg voted, he was smart and sensitive enough, and sufficiently keen on Norman Rockwell, to pick up the traces of nostalgia in the air.
Some environmentalists aren't keen on the precedent it sets, but it feels like a sensitive development in the world heritage area that may change a few perceptions of how arduous Tassie's wilderness has to be for visitors.
In his first speech since claiming victory, Kuczynski sought to present himself as sensitive to the fact that the country is split down the middle, but also keen to show he is a decisive leader.
Its regulators were also keen.
