Sentence examples for sensitive surroundings from inspiring English sources

Other readers said that all infants, not just fragile newborns, deserve sensitive surroundings.

A former partner of Foster's, Hopkins had shown at Lord's cricket ground and Glyndebourne opera house a skill for inserting well-crafted new buildings into sensitive surroundings.

This is light, spacious and sensitive to the surroundings.

"What he does is very organic and sensitive to its surroundings," she said.

At 75, Jamal is just as dapper, graceful, musical, dramatic and sensitive to his surroundings as ever.

A handful of small inns and resorts whose builders are trying to be sensitive to their surroundings are being planned.

Similarly sensitive to her surroundings, Ms. Hadid has ingeniously capitalized on the shape of the Guggenheim's rotunda in overseeing the installation of her work.

As he recovered, Mr. Williams said, he started noticing he was much more sensitive to his surroundings and desirous of human contact.

This rule has been reinforced by recent technological improvements: robots are now much more sensitive to their surroundings and can be instructed to avoid hitting people.

When the Japanese architect Shigeru Ban was asked to build a footbridge over the Gardon River in the south of France, he designed one that was keenly sensitive to its surroundings.

"The breed is very sensitive to their surroundings and this is quite an extreme experience for a dog who lives on a farm and chases deer and squirrels daily," Lloyd said Monday after Hickory won the hound group.