Sentence examples for reflected sensitivity from inspiring English sources

The statement, like the announcement's stress on the parallel between foreign export loans and conventional loan conditions of this country's Export‐Import Bank, reflected sensitivity to recent Congressional questions about the Eastern deal.

His stance on this issue also reflected sensitivity towards his staff (most of whom did not share his liberal-Protestant churchmanship), and though some who did not know him properly were inclined to mistake his patrician manner for stiffness, he was a highly bene-volent colleague.

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Perhaps reflecting sensitivity to accusations of a rush to judgment in the Simpson case, prosecutors said they would proceed cautiously.

The US does not officially confirm air strikes, reflecting sensitivity over raids by US drone planes on Pakistani territory.

Mr. Hoon's proposal on Ramadan reflects sensitivity to crucial Islamic allies like Pakistan, as well as public opinion in Europe.

"We don't comment much on regulation," he added, reflecting sensitivity on the issues from market participants.

The error-related negativity (ERN) is the electrophysiological index of errors and has been posited to reflect sensitivity to threat.

One of the oddball tasks was specifically designed to reflect sensitivity to asymmetry, a phenomenon common in children and in a variety of disorders involving compulsive behavior.

We find that these estimates can differ dramatically, reflecting sensitivity to a time-induced heterogeneity we have labeled the Heraclitus effect.

Pressure pain thresholds (PPT) reflect sensitivity and can be measured by pressure algometry using a mechanical or electronic pressure algometer.