Sentence examples for sensitivity to bring from inspiring English sources

Expect Griffey, a singer with a lovely tone and great sensitivity, to bring out the more vulnerable aspects of Britten's tough and troubled fisherman.

We can stack these different methods for becoming more specific, however, we decrease our sensitivity to bring in all patients with the desired characteristics.

She has the sensitivity and perception to bring out the bittersweet qualities of a gentle, reflective song such as "Too Late Now," by Alan J. Lerner and Burton Lane.

A road trip offers the greatest chance to accommodate a traveller with a gluten sensitivity; being able to bring your own food and stop at convenience stores along the way can prove invaluable during travel.

However, this sensitivity to susceptibility brings with it problems, e.g. in-plane dephasing and signal dropouts near tissue air boundaries.

Lewis ingeniously plays down the violence but, by playing up Bart's sensitivity to violence, brings the world of cinematic crime menacingly close to most viewers' real-world aversions.

Richard Brody wrote that "Lewis ingeniously plays down the violence but, by playing up Bart's sensitivity to violence, brings the world of cinematic crime menacingly close to most viewers' real-world aversions".

For example, when heroin increases activity in the pain-suppression regions of the brain, the brain also increases sensitivity to pain, bringing things back into balance.

With Gallic sensitivity, President Mitterrand used to bring her flowers when they met.

You can hear the voice of the Standard ringing in your ears, as it failed to understand how a man of [Hytner's] intelligence and sensitivity ever allowed himself to bring England People Very Nice into the National's repertoire".

City Limits said of Miss Saigon that it was "packed with circus tricks", and in a savage review of England People Very Nice the Evening Standard's critic tartly remarked that, although Hytner's staging was impressive, he couldn't "understand how a man of his intelligence and sensitivity ever allowed himself to bring [the play] into the National's repertoire".