Sentence examples for sensitive and insightful from inspiring English sources

Anne Manson conducts an urgent, sensitive and insightful performance.

Ultimately, Did You Ever Have a Family is sensitive and insightful, heartbreaking and hopeful.

A sensitive and insightful account of 28 years living in the Aleutian Islands from the perspective of an outsider.

Susan Dominus's article on the Hogan twins, Krista and Tatiana, and their family was sensitive and insightful.

A homoerotic version of a similar obsession drove the infinitely more sensitive and insightful Miguel Arteta film "Chuck and Buck".

Daoud, in both his novel and his political commentary, has proved himself to be a sensitive and insightful interpreter of the textures of this history.

"Local authorities and Ofsted need sensitive, insightful and experienced staff to distinguish between schools that are genuinely embedding improvements and those that are persistently failing to do so.

So this book could be read as the foundation for a post-avant-garde aesthetics, one that, Nelson imagines, "might deliver us... to a more sensitive, perceptive, insightful, enlivened, collaborative and just way of inhabiting the earth".

His performance was cogent, sensitive, insightful and, in the finale, exciting.

"Some of the most sensitive, insightful and finely crafted stories I have ever read", said Ruth Rendell; the book was passed reverently from hand to hand by the same women who, a decade or so earlier, had exchanged contraband copies of Judy Blume's Forever under their desks.

I silently hope that my physicians are somehow different, more sensitive, more insightful [ 27].' This study aimed to formally investigate medical students' and doctors' personal illness experiences, and specifically to: ▪ Report the frequency of personal illness experiences in a sample of doctors and medical students.