Sentence examples for sensitivity to issues from inspiring English sources

Aides to Mr. Bush said he would show greater sensitivity to issues of federalism.

This, rather, seems to reflect heightened sensitivity to issues of race in the age of Obama, and the intrusive power of history.

German sensitivity to issues of flight safety was also a product of the cold war, he added, in which West Germany was a front-line state.

Another reason for the Republican gains, at least in this election, pollsters say, was older Americans' sensitivity to issues of morality and values.

Writing a quarter of a century later, Maddox can take for granted a cultural sensitivity to issues of gender and ethnicity.

He knows many biracial people who speak glowingly of being voyagers in two worlds and who bring special sensitivity to issues of race.

In later comments, she also stressed her status as the first Hispanic woman to head the board, and said that she and the board's only black member, Irving S. Hamer Jr., who cast the decisive vote in her favor, would bring special sensitivities to issues that affect black and Hispanic schoolchildren, even if they do not always agree on policy.

Given Carter's sensitivity to religious issues, this is surprising and disappointing.

They will also notice his friendship with a black boy and his early sensitivity to racial issues.

Cameron said she had shown enormous sensitivity to past issues and problems, as well as the opportunities for the future.

But he insisted that the criteria developed for the scorecard reflected an honest effort to show the public which resorts are demonstrating the most sensitivity to environmental issues.