Sentence examples for sensitive critique from inspiring English sources

Part scary story of evil spirits and possession, part sensitive critique of the mother-daughter relationship and part agonised cry from the sick-bed, The Icarus Girl is also a study in alienation and belonging.

The audience has spoken, and it wants more ostensibly sensitive critiques of the American healthcare system.

Talented people are often very sensitive to critique that they feel goes to the heart of their talent and yet there may be good reason for the critique.

The propaganda department of the Chinese Communist Party appears to be sensitive to critiques of the system, judging by a directive to China's state media in the first week of the Games.

Some may have become sensitive to the critique that the balls treat girls as property — that, as Ms. Valenti writes, "The message is clear and direct: It's up to men to control young women's sexuality".

"Do I think the IPCC is very sensitive to these critiques?" he said.

In all of the writing on this supposedly 'hidden' subject, there appears only one sensitive historical treatment, critiquing the unchanging profile.

Ms. Salt and other writers who have worked with Mr. Murphy say they ultimately appreciate his bluntness — better than wishy-washy feedback — and that he is not overly sensitive about harsh critiques of his own writing.

The physicians were sensitive to comments and critique.

Sensitive to both of these critiques, Yellen's Fed has been removing the monetary stimulus slowly, in baby steps.

Even when you disagree with him (and we include a famous example where he now disagrees with himself, on the premiere of Pinter's Betrayal), his critiques are sharp, sensitive, clear and always – this rarest and most valuable of all – fair-minded.