His last request before dying was for the hospital staff to call a Muslim imam named Muhtadi Gohar, a character professionally and sensitively acted by British stage, film, and TV actor Ravi Kapoor.
Mixed in with this dodgy crowd is a question mark named Martine, a pulpy femme fatale who's been sensitively shaded in by Saffron Burrows.
Mauro's difficult relationship with Shlomo, his friendship with a smart, rebellious girl named Hanna Daniela Piepszykk) and his crush on a voluptuous waitress (Liliana Castro) are sweetly and sensitively depicted, but they also feel a bit secondhand.
Sensitively observed, the indie drama "A Birder's Guide to Everything" concerns a gangly 15-year-old birder prodigy named David (Kodi Smit-McPhee) with a timely distraction on the eve of his widower father (James Le Gros) marrying his girlfriend: the sighting of a supposedly extinct duck unseen since the 19th century.
The Cumberland Art Gallery – named after the Georgian prince William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland, for whom in the 1730s William Kent created the suite of palace rooms where the superbly lit and sensitively selected new gallery has now been installed – is the Royal Collection's latest attempt to display its art to us, the public.
The ENO orchestra excelled, vigorously and sensitively conducted by Joana Carneiro making her house debut, a (Portuguese) name to watch.
The Times article, sensitively told by Dan Frosch, "certainly had more impact because of the pictures, the details, the name," Mr. Corbett said.
The detailed translation more sensitively expresses Laozi's point in using the metaphor in the context of a view of names as "cutting" things into types and Laozi's distinctive theory that such socially constructed distinctions (institutions) control us by controlling our desires.
Sensitively and at length.
