Sentence examples for sensitive to coming from inspiring English sources

She was keen on reporting a nuanced story, but sensitive to coming to the project with her own agenda and contaminating her own view, and that of her viewers.

One of the frictions Gunn was sensitive to came from the tense relation he intuited between subject and poetic form.

In addition to Friday's show at Royce Hall ("Tell the sensitives to come out," he said), Lloyd also has Southern California in mind with the news of the perilous state of Leimert Park's World Stage, a nonprofit music education and performance space co-founded in 1989 by his longtime friend and collaborator, Billy Higgins, who died in 2001.

In her method, Summers taught students to become sensitive to signals coming from their bodies, including the ways in which people unconsciously police their own movements.

Betts has found that the labor market is remarkably sensitive to such coming changes.

A gravimeter located at the Earth's surface will be sensitive to effects coming from the above atmosphere and from different underground contributors (vadose zone, aquifer, geothermal reservoir).

The fourth possibility is that young people are sensitive to cues coming from the behaviour of caregivers.

He is almost like E.T., like they sent him from another planet — someone who is extra sensitive, almost skinless — to come and detect all these fragments about the human society that he lives in".

For three or more replicates, using mixed types of replicates is superior even to only using sensitive replicates, coming to within two bans of the IMP.

"I think people are going to be very sensitive to where I come from," he said.

Zoe Davies from the National Pig Association agrees that following the horsemeat contamination scandal both retailers and customers are very sensitive to where food comes from.