Sentence examples for sensitive introduction from inspiring English sources

This prose account of the legend provides a sensitive introduction to Wagner's mythical world.

The expansion of higher education onto the Internet has depersonalized the classroom, Brodsky argued, and with fewer settings in which a professor can adequately prepare a class for a potentially disturbing work of literature or art, trigger warnings could stand in, at least in part, for a nuanced and sensitive introduction.

While a German volume appeared in 1933, this elegant, block-bound Penguin edition is the first English version of these tales, in a delightfully unstuffy translation by Malcolm C Lyons and with a sensitive introduction to their cultural and literary context by the Arabist Robert Irwin.

Increasing individual autonomy, empowerment, and sensitive introduction of hope may be central to a shared decision making process and are well recognised themes within personal recovery narratives [ 10].

The importance he assigns to proloquia seems to be connected to his pedagogically sensitive introductions, intended to convey clear, immediate learning of the foundational principles of any discipline or art.

McBride played a sensitive arco introduction to the Tony Bennett classic "Who Can I Turn To When Nobody Needs Me".

Consistent with the interpretation that amygdala and OFC 5-HT-depleted animals showed reduced reinforcement sensitivity on a series of probabilistic discriminations, these same animals were also less sensitive to the introduction of punishment when responding on a VI schedule for reward.

D1 receptors were sensitive to the introduction of the 4-OH-benzyl function resulting in an increased affinity.

In this work, atom probe tomography, combined with advanced electron microcopy, indicate that the microstructure of alnico is sensitive to the introduction of alloying elements such as Ti and Cu, as well as the crystallographic orientation of the parent phase with respect to the direction of the imposed magnetic field during spinodal decomposition.

Malaria and schistosomiasis, which are currently not endemic in Portugal, are more sensitive to the introduction of infected vectors than to temperature changes.

Diseases that currently have lower transmission risk levels such as malaria and schistosomiasis are more sensitive to the introduction of infected vectors than to local temperature changes.