In an interview with the Observer, the bilingual star of British and French descent said she believed American directors failed to bring out the best in actresses as they were less sensitive to female characters than their European counterparts.
Once I got to know him better, I asked the inevitable question: "What's a nice Muslim boy doing directing a nice Jewish play?" lqbal explained that he has no religious faith (in the same way that I am a purely secular Jew), but that he feels sensitive to the characters because of the experiences of his father's generation, Pakistanis who emigrated to Britain in the 1960s.
Even the new people are sensitive to the character of the neighborhood".
"My dining room window is about 170 feet away from the building," he said, "so I'm more than sensitive to the character of the neighborhood".
"We hope that the applicant will return with a plan that is more sensitive to the character of the neighborhood," said Jeffrey D. Grant of Grant, Weinhaus, lawyers for the local opponents.
The P−1 substrate position is sensitive to charge character, and the P−2 and P−3 substrate positions are sensitive to the broad FXIIIa substrate specificity pockets.
"Sickly, neurotic, and so myopic that he is afraid of losing his sight; but for this very reason an eminently receptive creature and sensitive to the character of things," wrote French writer and art critic Edmond de Goncourt about Edgar Degas.
The formal reduction potential, E0′(Cr) of the first oxidation process of 1 5 lays within a narrow potential range of 0.43 0.50 V vs. Fc/Fc+, is Cr-based and is mainly sensitive to the electrophilic character of the heteroarene ring directly attached to the carbene carbon.
At this topic, you acknowledge that the resolution and clade definition is sensitive to the sampling of characters, and you expose that it is possible that in the future other characters might contradict your present conclusions.
McInerney is sensitive to arcs, both in characters and in relationships.
