Justification will thus tend to rely upon narrative or sensitive perception rather than logical argument; indeed, Dancy frowns upon "browbeating" people with appeals to moral principle.
Although the critic is an individual and hence has his or her own bias, he should transform this bias into a means of sensitive perception and insight while not allowing it to harden.
A more sensitive perception of serious events also adds to this phenomenon.
Answer categories comprise 0='not true', 1='somewhat true', 2='rather true' and 3='totally true', that is, higher values represent a more negative attitude towards smoking and more sensitive perception of risk.
Although unequivocal evidence is still lacking, the striking homologies with the sensitive perception mechanisms for pathogen-derived MAMPs that function in PTI suggest that ISR-triggering rhizobacteria are recognized in a similar manner [ 31, 69].
Does the ear stand for the director's hyper-sensitive perception of those eerie, occult underground stirrings, the secret life of suburbia?
Clean-cut Jeffrey (Kyle MacLachlan) is walking home when he discovers a severed ear on the ground: does that ear stand for the director's own hyper-sensitive perception of underground stirrings, the secret life of underground America?
Therefore, we will need to be sensitive to perceptions that we are favoring one faction over another.
The church is extremely sensitive to perceptions that it tries to influence politics in any way.
Detroit's inhabitants in particular are sensitive to perceptions that their city is a wasteland.
