The missing-child plot staple is also handled with sensitivity by the Norwegian novelist Karin Fossum.
There is some belief that the IPCC will lower the range of climate sensitivity by a tiny amount.
The abstracted set design is a bold stroke and a masterly one, executed with sensitivity by Michael Yeargan.
She appears onstage in the first movement and then joins the orchestra, conducted with sensitivity by Jonathan Sheffer.
One pope dies, and the conclave to elect his successor settles on Cardinal Melville, played with perfect mournful sensitivity by 85-year-old Michel Piccoli.
These actions reflected appropriate sensitivity by the new administration as it moves to renew ties with Japan at a difficult time.
In Chen Yi's meditative "Qi for Flute, Cello, Percussion, and Piano" the flute and cello (played with striking sensitivity by Nicholas Canellakis) reflect the sonorities of Chinese instruments.
He shows us the Grand Inquisitor's sensitivity by having him refuse to look at Christ Christt's vulnerability would be too much for the Grand Inquisitor to bear.
It is sung here with supple sensitivity by Mr. Jackson and Ms. Baldwin, announcing, avowing and affirming their love in the course of a few verses of music.
Directed with sensitivity by Daniel Sullivan, Ms. Woodard's collaborator on all of her previous solo forays, "The Night Watcher" feels a little padded here and there.
While sensitivity by media organisations is laudable, is it completely irresponsible journalism to suspend all critical faculties when reporting on vaccines.
