Sentence examples for sensitive understandings from inspiring English sources

O.K.?" Obama did not say so, but current and former officials said in interviews in Washington and Pakistan that his Administration has been negotiating highly sensitive understandings with the Pakistani military.

A sensitive understanding of the different managerial types, helps one to better understand the conflicts within any work environment.

They have this hard rock exterior, but there's this very sensitive understanding of the world around them.

"The seesawing moods and volatile allegiances of Byron... are reported with sensitive understanding," Claude Rawson said here in 1999.

But it can be ameliorated and assuaged by thoughtful management, sensitive oversight of cases and a sensitive understanding of the pressures colleagues sometimes work under".

It is a mistake to assume that a man capable of the most sensitive understanding of the plight of one people must necessarily feel compassion for everyone.

If I'd had a more sensitive understanding of cooking I might have been able to feed him with more success.

But to make such distinctions requires a sensitive understanding of a building as an artistic unity, not as a set of materials.

The artist of the Jahāngīr period exhibited a sensitive understanding of human nature and an interest in the psychological subtleties of portraiture.

Dr. Hammer's expertise in, and sensitive understanding of, the nuanced use of the expressive tools of personality assessment influenced several generations of clinicians and therapists, most recently in the field of Art Therapy.

Still, few critics could deny the integrity of To Kill a Mockingbird (1962), the power of Baby the Rain Must Fall (1965) or dispute the popular success of Summer of '42 (1971) or Mulligan's sensitive understanding of human relationships.