Sentence examples for sensitively about the from inspiring English sources

She writes sensitively about the psychological and political obstacles that made it hard for even well-meaning whites "to participate in the legal and economic and spiritual liberation of blacks".

Although Crowe questions the myth that London is a beacon of sexual tolerance and writes sensitively about the extent to which primary-school teachers are free to come out, she spends a long time skirting round the big issue.

Some of its passengers (including an eight-year-old girl who came to live with this reviewer's grandparents) were offered asylum in Britain, but many were condemned to die in the Holocaust.Mr Arditti has written sensitively about many weighty issues betrayal, fanaticism, faith in his previous books.

He spoke openly and sensitively about her prognosis and made us, as relatives, feel that we were in the safest of hands.

They must work with the rest of society to figure out how to think – openly, rationally, sensitively – about questions for which previous bioethical debates have not prepared us.

While it's true that Kafka often writes about guilt, does this necessarily mean that he can't write sensitively about imperiled innocence?

In Dent et al., all parents reported that they had been told sensitively about their child's death [ 10].

Patients should be trained to instruct sex partners sensitively about their potential risk of infection [ 30] and this may be helpful in overcoming some of these barriers.

Mr. McPherson has written far more sensitively and honestly about the ravages of alcoholism.

The book is a blend of eye-opening statistics and candid, often moving, and sensitively told stories about the human beings behind them.

As you watch this earnest-to-a-fault, sensitively acted film about the parents of a campus killer reacting to their son's shooting rampage and suicide, you may wonder why.