Sentence examples for sensitivity to context from inspiring English sources

It is just another example of the sensitivity to context with which the building was planned.

Fidelity to history, sensitivity to context: this is roughly how those terms can be summarized.

The authors combine the historian's sensitivity to context and contingency with modern or "neoclassical" economic theory and quantitative methods.

A mixologist needs an instinct for eclecticism (this pairing is dull, that one has a kick) and a sensitivity to context.

The same sensitivity to context underpins "Linkage" (1982), consisting of interlocking rectangular tubes of steel arranged in such a way as to suggest links in a massive chain.

Whitfield's sensitivity to context served him well at a time when, to the relief of many, it had become a prized architectural skill.

Hawthorne's point is that we have very few techniques of clarification in the case of  'know(s)'; whereas, it "is through the clarification technique that sensitivity to context-dependence is manifested" (2004, 104-106).

But it is a plan that shows little sensitivity to its context.

All of this therefore requires sensitivity to the context of ministerial decision-taking.

Reduced sensitivity to linguistic context in schizophrenic thought disorder: evidence from on-line monitoring for words in linguistically anomalous sentences.

At the same time there is due sensitivity to historical context with particular emphasis on the connections between philosophy, science, and theology.