Sentence examples for most sensitively from inspiring English sources

This is among the most sensitively directed, eloquently designed and impeccably acted productions of a Shakespeare tragedy that the city has seen in years.

And the cast members respond to Mr. LaBute's newly found empathy with some of the most sensitively shaded performances in town.

Designed by Vinoly, the institute is the most sensitively sited building I've visited since Tod Williams and Billie Tsien's Neurosciences Institute in La Jolla, Calif.

Brooks-Gunn said that when she chose a nanny, she simply handed her son to every candidate she interviewed and chose the one who responded most sensitively.

Bad weather, a grain shortage and soaring costs for agricultural inputs (fuel, chemicals, equipment) were squeezing farmers; at the same time consumers were protesting the high costs of basic foods like sugar, cheese and, perhaps most sensitively, meat.

Mr. Shamos's Sandy has a warm affability that's engaging, and the scene in which he and Dinah open up to each other as he paints her portrait is among the play's most sensitively written.

To enable us to accurately and sensitively profile these rare cells we initially compared three commercially available RNA-Amplification protocols to determine the most sensitive and reproducible approach when amplifying single cell equivalent amounts of RNA 25-500 pg).

For most, Prey, sensitively paired by Leonard Hokanson (in studio tapings of all three Schubert cycles, on Unitel Classica), will be the surprise.

Misty is Palahniuk's second attempt at a female protagonist (the first, from "Invisible Monsters," was a fashion model with a mutilated face), and she's one of his most human, sensitively drawn narrators.

November 17, 1861 Morpeth, Canada February 10 , 1899Ottawa, Canada Archibald Lampman, (born Nov. 17, 1861, Morpeth, Ont. died Feb. 10, 1899, Ottawa), Canadian poet of the Confederation group, whose most characteristic work sensitively records the feelings evoked by scenes and incidents of northern landscapes and seasons.

Gerald Early, in his fine 1990 essay "Life With Daughters," wrote of black women and hair, daughters and self-image, and these themes are all dramatically, sensitively and most important, lyrically investigated in "Silver Sparrow".