Sentence examples for sensitive to thinking from inspiring English sources
One physician stated in self revelation, "I think I've always been sensitive to thinking about patient's welfare, you know, in general and domestic situations in particular, but you know, I can't look over 20 years and think that I've made many [IPV] diagnoses here".
I'm very sensitive to how people are thinking and feeling at any given moment.
Cosslett went on to talk about the skills that have helped him succeed: "I'm very sensitive to how people are thinking and feeling at any given moment.
"You get extra sensitive to what people are thinking.
Ancient philosophical theories of soul are in many respects sensitive to ways of speaking and thinking about the soul [psuchê] that are not specifically philosophical or theoretical.
"MPs are going to be sensitive to what their constituents are thinking," said Eric Kaufmann, a professor of politics at Birkbeck College, University of London, adding that the 52% of the electorate who voted to leave converted into a significant amount of parliamentary seats.
As with the exclusion procedure, we were very sensitive to the issue of students thinking that they had caused discomfort to another person, and so during debriefing students were assured that the peer did not actually consume the hot sauce.
Perhaps these respondents, who have experienced a major negative life event with their diabetes diagnosis and may also have suffered teasing or rejection due to this diagnosis, are more sensitive to issues of positive thinking and treating others with respect.
(Lipman 1991, p. 116) Picking up on the idea that critical thinking is sensitive to context, critics challenge the notion that critical thinking can be usefully taught independently of specific disciplinary areas (McPeck, 1985).
Our study indicates that people are sensitive to violations of traditional norms during thinking.
