"Repeating this question can increase your sensitivity to the needs of the body, drawing you into the exploration of what you might need to do differently".
Activities / Procedures: NOTE TO TEACHER: As the subject of evolution is often controversial, the teacher should proceed with sensitivity to the needs and beliefs of his or her particular students and adapt the following lesson plan as needed.
He used lofty oratory to assert his sensitivity to environmental needs.
Her commitment to the Westhampton community will be remembered as a demonstration of the highest level of philanthropy and sensitivity to human needs.
Much of this was characterised by speculation, half truths, and a breathtaking lack of sensitivity to the needs of a very small child who was rendered invisible.
The survey is based on the availability of halal food, prayer facilities and other manifestations of sensitivity to Muslim needs.
The supply-and-demand logic of moving clergy around the world pays little attention to the cultural problems that often result and shows no sensitivity to the needs of the local church from which these clergy are transferred.
After the war, the concern with stability led to an emphasis on European development with some sensitivity to popular needs, not austerity (as long of course as that development was towards an open liberal order).
He is a liberal-voting Democrat with a lifetime score of ninety-six per cent from the League of Conservation Voters, but has some sensitivity to the needs of constituents trying to make a living off the land in the arid West.
"She's a highly respected bilingual Ph.D. psychologist, who has enormous sensitivity to the needs of children in extremely difficult circumstances, the homeless, the abused," said Dr. Irwin Redlener of Montefiore, who put together the team.
"We have a particular sensitivity to the needs of business in every stage in the value chain, because we're part of a diversified media company," Mr. Stern of Time Warner Cable said.
