Al Gore himself once wrote, "I grew up in a determinedly political family, in which I learned at an early age to be very sensitive — too sensitive, perhaps — to what others were thinking, and to notice carefully — maybe too carefully — the similarities and differences between my way of thinking and that of the society around me".
In other words, I was sensitive to sourness and very sensitive to bitterness.
"Some are more sensitive to reds; some are more sensitive to blues.
I was sensitive to that, and Lou was sensitive to my feelings".
Elise Kudos for being sensitive to people in sensitive circumstances, New Director.
INDUSTRIALS While it's true that the industrial sector is economically sensitive, it is now sensitive to the global economy.
His Beethoven playing is Apollonian and sensitive to the scores: perhaps too sensitive, to the point of being dutiful.
"It appears that bees are at least as sensitive or more sensitive to odors than dogs," said Dr. Alan S. Rudolph, program manager for the Defense Sciences Office of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, which is overseeing the experimentation.
Ahmed Swapan Mahmud, executive director, Voice, Dhaka, Bangladesh Understand the figures in context: As countries get richer, and escape from mass poverty, the poverty rate becomes more sensitive to inequality and less sensitive to growth.
"The things you'll see in the movie may seem sensitive to the layman, but nothing sensitive was revealed," Colonel Gregory asserted.
