Sentence examples for sensitivity won from inspiring English sources

Facile self-consciousness rather than heartfelt sensitivity won the day: Quentin Tarantino took over the shop, rather than Campion.

The raid took place on the same day that diplomats in Kabul called on foreign forces to increase their sensitivity to win over Afghans.

James Gandolfini was nearly 40 when he was hired to star in "The Sopranos," his ability to tap into deep wells of both fury and sensitivity hard-won through years of experience.

Moreover, IPSCs in mice showed considerably larger sensitivity to WIN-55,212 than did those in rats.

Naturally, differences in the sensitivity to WIN-55,212 became meaningless if receptors were fully occupied, i.e. both IPSCs and EPSCs were maximally inhibited (note that the magnitude of the effect was similar for the two currents).

131 In a cognitive study of a group who were not treatment seeking but met clinical criteria, the compulsive shoppers reported a reduced sensitivity to winning probabilities on the Cambridge Gamble Task, as well as working-memory and response-inhibition deficits.

Some analysts say UMNO is trying to play on religious sensitivities to win back support from Malay Muslims.

Last year, researchers at Emory University placed Blue Jays supporters nineteenth, out of Major League Baseball's thirty fan bases, on their "win sensitivity" metric, which measures attendance relative to a team's winning percentage.

Mr. Schneider executed the challenging piano writing with a winning sensitivity.

Read with a winning sensitivity by Emilia Fox, the whole is shot through with bright threads, but is more forgettable than previous Trollope stories.

The P3 showed sensitivity to participant win expectancy, and showed some relationships to trait anxiety and appetitive motivation measures, but these were more pronounced for low win expectancy.