But he was surprised by the musicians' intelligence and sensitivity to the plight of the West Memphis Three.
So do the men in the audience come away from intermission with new sensitivity to the plight of women?
As is confirmed consistently by public-opinion polls, our people and government have great sensitivity to the plight of the Palestinians.
Doesn't Mr Blair's acute sensitivity to the plight of the Zimbabwean people look just a little ironic next to his apparent readiness to vaporise thousands of Iraqis?
Justice Markey wrote, "With increasing societal awareness and sensitivity to the plight of deaf persons in the courts, we can add to Hewart's famous dictum that justice, in the form of courtroom proceedings, must also be clearly heard and, for the hearing-deprived, must be unmistakably interpreted so as to be undeniably understood".
The firm was seen as showing no sensitivity to the plight of millions who continued to suffer from the downturn.
Investors were also sifting through the latest batch of corporate report cards from companies that have heightened sensitivity to the plight of U.S. consumers.
Traditionally, Turkey has shown a great sensitivity to the plight of the Palestinians, and its relationship with Israel has often fluctuated depending on the status of this issue.
"We are very proud of him as a player, and as a person, and we admire and appreciate his sensitivity to the plight of children".
It took the form of a proclamation rather than a coronation – a concession made out of sensitivity to the economic plight of many of the unpaid Spaniards.
Sensitivity to formal considerations.
