Sentence examples for remarkable sensitive from inspiring English sources

"He's such a remarkable, sensitive director, but it was understood that I would not be in another film of his because he only really works with people once".

On the other hand, Cassavetes's gifts as a director of actors are evident not just in the three central roles but in a remarkable, sensitive performance by Jenny Runacre as a neurotic, middle-class Englishwoman Cassavetes picks up in a London casino.

It was one of the most remarkable and sensitive murder cases in modern times.

The obtained hydrogels exhibited remarkable pH-sensitive swelling ability in water.

Generally, treatment of the subject was remarkable for its sensitive objectivity, its awareness of form, colour, and sound, and its concise, often epigrammatic, expression.

His documentary, "The Inner Tour" (2000), which followed a group of West Bank Palestinians on a three-day bus tour of Israel, was remarkable for its sensitive handling of emotions about to explode in a second intifada.

Remarkable advances in sensitive analytical techniques have enabled the analysis of substances in such unconventional biological specimens as hair [ 1].

It's remarkable that such a sensitive man has become a brain surgeon.

Mr. Hurwit's interior alterations were also unusually sensitive, and remarkable ceiling paintings, molding, trim, wood carving and other details survive.

We focus on the design of networked multi-agent system dynamics that inherit the remarkable features of value-sensitive decision-making observed in house-hunting honeybees.

A remarkable amount of O2-sensitive biochemistry survived and remains central to metabolism in aerobes in part because of the evolution of enzymes able to consume ROS with efficiencies that rank among the highest of enzymes.