Sentence examples for sensitivities which from inspiring English sources

Regardless of one's sensitivities, which can't be very sensitive if one regularly consumes American media, The CW these days has much to celebrate.

Using a weighted combination of all objective functions (last column in Table 4) leads to parameter sensitivities which in most cases lie between the most sensitive objective function and the least sensitive objective function.

There are also shorter term (transient) sensitivities which relate to temperature changes as heat trapping gases increase at some specified rate.

In a dissenting judgment, Lady Hale and Lord Carnwath said: "Where liberty is at stake, it is not the court's job to speculate as to the political sensitivities which may be in play".

The Brooklyn Museum incident may have been an example of Mr. Leventhal's political sensitivities, which his admirers say are important to the president's position and which were honed during many years in government.

They will not say so explicitly for fear of further aggravating sensitivities, which are already inflamed after Johann Lamont, the ousted leader, noisily departed with the complaint that the Labour leader treated Scotland "like a branch office".

These are vitality, courage, sensitivity (which in this context means appropriate emotional responsiveness) and intelligence.

Going in the other direction, he wishes for sensitivity, which leaves him slobbering at the sunset.

There are three main categories of studies estimating climate sensitivity, which are based on: 1) very detailed climate models.

"To me, it brought out Nilas's sensitivity, which you don't always see onstage as a dancer," he said.

Anxiety sensitivity, which means being overly aware and frightened of physical signs of anxiety, is linked to panic disorder.