"You shouldn't silence them by saying, 'You can't come because I'm too sensitive to hear what you have to say,'" Obama said in his town hall.
This kind of result suggests that letter fluency is more sensitive to acquired hearing loss than category fluency as employed in the present study.
The company said that this helped eliminate noise from a power supply, but I suspect you'd have to have a sensitive sound system (and sensitive ears) to hear it.
How can these birds stand to hammer away at a tree trunk when their ears are sensitive enough to hear bugs crawling inside wood?
Grant us sharp eyes to see clearly the manifestation of bigotry, discerning minds to identify the most subtle evidence of racism, sensitive ears to hear the cries of the oppressed, and compassionate hearts so that we will be moved to alleviate their pain.
Hilliard's decision upholds the application by the foreign secretary, Philip Hammond, for a public interest immunity certificate and prevents the release of details deemed too sensitive to be heard in open court.
The easy criticism, both from the right and from liberal academia, has been to mock college students as sensitive "snowflakes" refusing to hear — let alone engage with — differing viewpoints.
The court also heard that if the case does go to trial, ministers are likely to apply for newly available special powers to hear sensitive cases in secret court hearings.
Lord Neuberger, president of the supreme court, stressed the importance of open justice and said courts should go into secret session to hear sensitive intelligence "as rarely as possible".
This week, his administration was on the defensive over plans for more internet and email surveillance and "secret courts" to hear sensitive intelligence.
