Dr. Kennedy praised the panel for deciding not to second-guess journal editors on what could be published, and for having avoided a step under discussion, that of creating a murky category of research that would be deemed somehow sensitive but not so dangerous as to be classified.
"It's really important to stress I'm not setting us up on the writing staff of 'The Sopranos' as somehow special or sensitive to what happened on Sept. 11," he said.
Are the French somehow less culturally sensitive to the differences among those things than the British, or anyone else? Everett acknowledges that culture and language do not walk in lock step.
Somehow, it is more sensitive to talk about one's intimate parts (participant no. 9).
Not only did the spine bulge, but it also somehow made its neighbors more sensitive to chemical signals — standing ready, in effect, to digest any spillover of information.
"It would be bad for the sport if there was clear evidence that a race was somehow manipulated, and Nascar's very sensitive to this and always has been," said Ramsey Poston, the president of the communications firm Tuckahoe Strategies and a former Nascar executive.
These data prompt that the first pulse somehow conditioned the cells, making them more sensitive to the second pulse if it is delivered after a proper delay.
Landau is sensitive to any claim that he is somehow controlling his client or responsible for his trajectory.
But somehow, it is felt, the credal state as a whole isn't sensitive to reflection in the way the principle requires.
