Sentence examples similar to more sensitively addressed from inspiring English sources

Collectively, they seem unfazed about some of the negative online attention they've received down the years a subject sensitively addressed by Meyer in the film.

Apparent cultural resistance to registration can be considerable, making data collection problematic if context and culture are not sensitively addressed.

The book carefully and sensitively addresses what the author calls "(in) security," as it shapes favela residents' daily lives.

His father sensitively addresses both of these questions with love and compassion, and he tells Michael that he needs to pray for his friend and his friend's two fathers.

Migrant women experience tensions in their breastfeeding experience and require support from professionals who can sensitively address their individual needs.

The NGO IsraAid is training officers like William to deal more sensitively with survivors of gender-based violence.

Regeneration projects, such as Hamburg's vast HafenCity, are infinitely better built, more sensitively designed and more cohesively planned than direct equivalents like Salford Quays or Edinburgh Harbour.

Who would break distasteful news more sensitively?

This being Britain, influence is wielded far more sensitively.

Listen more sensitively to what people are trying to tell you about yourself.

"It should have been handled far more sensitively and with far more judiciousness".