She brings remarkable sensitivity and insight to every harmonic twist and melodic turn of two of the great masterpieces of the genre, exchanging courtly banter and private confidences on equal footing with an orchestra that carries Mozart in its blood.
Despite its length (two hours 10 minutes), it never flagged, and the sensitivity and insight it showed to the plight of its Jewish protagonists put the callow attitudinising of Song of Songs firmly in its place.
Moreover, there is only weak evidence that mindfulness meditation and MBSR promote sleep [ 54, 55], leading Britton et al. to argue that the Buddhist term awakening "…is not a metaphor, but rather an iterative process of neuroplastic modifications and increased efficiency that supports a new level of perceptual sensitivity and insight" [ 7].
Ross MacDonald (the pseudonym of Kenneth Millar), on the other hand, was a master of structure and story, as well as a writer of immense grace, sensitivity and insight.
Macdonald's mastery of structure and story, as well as his grace, sensitivity and insight, make him unique and, perhaps, even better than Chandler, according to many lovers of the genre and crime novelists.
It is enough to say that this part of his tale is told with exquisite sensitivity and insight.
Damian McNicholl takes us inside the fascinating world of bullfighting and renders it with remarkable sensitivity and insight.
Reinaldo Marcus Green's film addresses the upsetting aspects of New York City's stop-and-frisk policies with sensitivity and insight.
It continues a rich tradition of Bengali films that explore love and sexual politics with sensitivity and insight.
Other travel writers of note include the multinational Lafcadio Hearn (1850 1904), who interpreted Japan with sensitivity and insight.
