Sentence examples for not so sensitively from inspiring English sources

Perowne is a 48-year-old neurosurgeon so successful, fulfilled and wealthy that he could come across as smug were he not so sensitively portrayed as a thoughtful man.

To accommodate the relatively short period of observations available, 35 years, a value of h = 6 years was selected; short enough to yield a time series over a meaningful part of this period, but not so short as to respond too sensitively to short-term fluctuations.

Underneath a flat facade, Robert Blake played Perry so sensitively that you can't help sympathizing with the dreamer-murderer with the bad legs and leather jacket.

She tried to catch a glimpse of the house from the water with her stepfather, David von Schlegell, an artist who was then the director of graduate studies in sculpture at Yale. "We sailed right around there many times, but the house is set so sensitively into the rocks that it doesn't announce itself".

His figures are simplified and flattened, but their faces are so sensitively drawn that they seem like real individuals and not just the generalized types that the subjects of folk portraiture often seem.

No wonder he reacts so sensitively".

Mark Haddon's The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time was so sensitively written and such an empathetic realisation of the thought processes of the autistic mind that it couldn't be faulted.

The literature and music that Nussbaum so sensitively examines succeed much better in conveying her idea.

"We've always preferred her sketches because she draws so sensitively".

He had managed to distil 1,000 pages of the novels into six hours, using prose so sensitively.

"Take Shelter" is a frightening movie, but it's so sensitively made that it's a compliment to the audience.