Sentence examples for sensitivity to him from inspiring English sources

The decision of the writer, also a psychiatrist, to respect this patient's autonomy, and see him on his own terms, despite her medical training, which stressed the primacy and necessity of pharmaceutical intervention, speaks to her own flexibility and sensitivity to him.

But Ms. DePalo remained there to support him, and the way dancers swept past them suggested the composer's sensitivity to life around him.

His new sensitivity to others helped him start winning again, he said.

Mr. Ochs's bipolar disorder created a heightened sensitivity to events around him, friends say in the film.

For most of the past week, headaches and sensitivity to light kept him from doing either.... Long snapper Ryan Kuehl (severe left-calf strain) is expected to have his foot in a walking boot for four weeks.

But then Mr Correa is a man whose sensitivity to criticism led him to take a criminal libel case against a newspaper and to place legislative curbs on the media.

In fact, McIlroy may yet opt not to compete at all at the 2016 Rio Games because of the political sensitivities attached to him representing either Ireland or Great Britain.

And the lawyers who argued before him this week indicated intimate familiarity with his writings and a fine-tuned sensitivity to trying to satisfy him.

But his extraordinary sensitivity to the text puts him in Fischer-Dieskau territory.

Protagonist Art Bechstein questions his sexual orientation, and his alienation heightens his sensitivity to the world around him.

(Mr. Hilbert turns out to have a sensitivity to sunchokes — they make him sick, in fact, but he didn't know this until a few months ago when he began cooking a lot of sunchokes).