Those with decent hearts, a faith in their own hipness, and a few shreds of pop culture enlist the affection of the viewer because, in a culture obsessed with sensitivity, they are too stupid to be sensitive to the effect they have on other people.
Mr Roberts has long been sensitive to the effect that laws have on American business.
"This is important because not all areas in the hippocampus are equally sensitive to the effect of stress mediators, such as cortisol and inflammatory biomarkers," said Danese.
And while he has been noncommittal about his future with the Pacers, Walsh is sensitive to the effect his decision will have on Larry Bird, the Pacers' president.
"We found that the first trimester [12 weeks] to be the period most sensitive to the effect of alcohol on the developing foetus," the researchers said in a study involved nearly 1,300 pregnant women, published in the British Medical Journal.
(Female mice were slightly more sensitive to the effect).
Linoleyl carnitine (C18 2) appeared to be the most sensitive to the effect of Zn NPs.
Modern electronics found in various measuring equipment is sensitive to the effect of transient over-voltages.
In contrast, the disturbance frequency is more sensitive to the effect of gravity.
The water silica fume cement system is highly sensitive to the effect of superplasticizers.
"We agree that authors are caught in the middle while these negotiations drag on, and we're particularly sensitive to the effect on debut and midlist authors.
