Sentence examples for sensitive qualities from inspiring English sources

At root: is the modern suburban male irrevocably different from his forebears, or are some of his more sensitive qualities not much more than affectation?

That Mr. Cliburn was so openhearted, guileless and sensitive — qualities that abounded in his playing — was a large part of his charm.

In his sculptures, Kadishman developed a signature style of cutout silhouettes made of steel, some reaching a height of 5 metres or more, somehow preserving the sensitive qualities of the line drawings from which they derived.

But he differs from them in the ruminative and sensitive qualities of his work, which suggest at once the sagacity of an old mind and the vulnerability of a young heart.

They increasingly move from older forms of a static, rigid world into the dynamic and sensitive qualities of a living metabolism.

To develop a nursing sensitive quality indicator in the perinatal setting.

Inside, the colors are restrained chalk blues and chocolate browns and lacquered whites, and the food likewise has a subdued, expensive, sensitive quality.

There was a sensitive quality to Hope's playing from the outset, and his lyrical phrasing soared effortlessly above the glistening accompaniment by the pianist Sebastian Knauer.

Most sensitive quality of life and sustainability indicators related to site-planning should permeate these tools and establish design guidelines.

'Failure to rescue' – death after a treatable complication – is used as a nursing sensitive quality indicator in the USA.

The color information from color cameras might give fine results for shadow removal, but B/W (Black & White) cameras could provide the better resolution and more sensitive quality under lowly illuminating conditions.