Sentence examples for sensitivity with which from inspiring English sources

And a community's reaction will no doubt reflect the sensitivity with which the Americans treat it.

The concerns rest on the sensitivity with which they are imposed.

Insect antennae are known for the specificity and sensitivity with which they detect airborne chemicals.

One of the many strengths of his book is the sensitivity with which he approaches the families, thus allowing them to share their lived experiences with the reader.

"We pay tribute to the commissioner for the fairness, thoroughness and sensitivity with which he has conducted this difficult inquiry," say the MPs.

The publisher said it wished Wachowski well with her "journey" but was surprised by her reaction "given the courtesy and sensitivity with which the reporter approached her".

The show also demonstrates how — diverse though their work appears ��� its unifying theme is the zest and sensitivity with which they humanized technology and modernity.

5. Vermeer is admired for the sensitivity with which he rendered effects of light and colour, and for the poetic quality of his images, which all share an excellence of detail and a sense of great stillness and quiet.

He added: "We wish Lilly Wachowski well with her journey though we are surprised as to how she has reacted, given the courtesy and sensitivity with which the reporter approached her".

Race is not a subject she often talks about (or, rather, she is often asked about), but I'll never forget the sensitivity with which she commented on the appearance of Nick Griffin, then leader of the BNP, on Question Time.

"The president will be judged by the grace and sensitivity with which he or she handles the issue," the president, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said.