Sentence examples for sensitivity and commitment from inspiring English sources

Because Anne is played with astonishing sensitivity and commitment by Ms. Binoche, the role is more than a didactic mouthpiece for the screenwriters, Ms. Szumowska and Tine Byrckel.

The sensitivity and commitment the Takacs players displayed in Mr. Kellogg's work also rendered their performance of Schubert's, "Death and the Maiden" Quartet, which came next, a potent experience.

Glen Bolger, a Republican pollster for Congressional candidates, is one of many strategists in his party who argue that it is important for Mr. Bush to express his sensitivity and commitment to elderly issues -- particularly prescription drugs -- in his State of the Union address next week.

He has the calm assurance of a veteran pilot (he flew B-24s in thirty-five missions for the Fifteenth Air Force in the Second World War), he has intelligence, sensitivity, and commitment, and he has been speaking out against the war in Vietnam since 1963.

Today, feminists are passively standing by -- or worse, applauding -- as women discard softness, sensitivity and a commitment to social justice in favor of masculine self-involvement.

Professor Groome, who is also director of the Institute of Religious Education and Pastoral Ministry at the college, added, "We want to train people to manage with sensitivity and a commitment to the values of our faith community".

"This recognition comes after many years of selfless efforts on behalf of children, both through public events and private meetings, in which Sergio has demonstrated sensitivity and full commitment to the most vulnerable children through his willingness to support UNICEF's work worldwide".

Republicans repeatedly accused Democrats of opposing Mr. Ashcroft, the son of a Pentecostal minister because he is deeply religious and Democrats in turn challenged the former senator's racial sensitivities and his commitment to equal rights.

Moreover, assessments recommend that gender sensitivity and UNICEF's commitment to gender mainstreaming should be more explicitly highlighted in partnerships at the national level.

The researchers showed sensitivity, commitment and rigour (to theory, participants and data), transparency (e.g. being explicit with research decisions) and sought findings that would have practical implications.

21 The results were validated using Yardley's principles of sensitivity to context, commitment and rigour, transparency and coherence and impact and importance, including an audit trail and the search for disconfirming cases 22 and participant feedback.