Sentence examples for special sensitivities from inspiring English sources

Russia has its pride and special sensitivities.

In reply, Mr. Fitzgerald wrote Tuesday that he had considered his office's legal obligations and the special sensitivities involved, concluding that "producing those items at this time could significantly compromise the ongoing criminal investigation".

In later comments, she also stressed her status as the first Hispanic woman to head the board, and said that she and the board's only black member, Irving S. Hamer Jr., who cast the decisive vote in her favor, would bring special sensitivities to issues that affect black and Hispanic schoolchildren, even if they do not always agree on policy.

And you were comfortable in that decision because you knew you were travelling and that word alone proved your fondness for cultural exchange and spiritual engagement, while affirming your special sensitivities and unique talents to the world.

And you were comfortable in that decision because you knew you were travelling and that word alone proved your fondness for cultural exchange and spiritual engagement, while affirming your special sensitivities and unique talents to the world.

And you were comfortable in that decision because you knew you were "traveling," and that word alone proved your fondness for cultural exchange and spiritual engagement, while affirming your special sensitivities and unique talents to the world.

Mr. Bridgwood has a special sensitivity of his own.

And she is clearly a choreographer with a special sensitivity to music.

The special sensitivity of a site where so many died also restricts what might be done.

Mr. Bridgwood credited David G. Bronner, the chief executive of the Retirement Systems, with a special sensitivity to Vietnam veterans.

Not surprisingly, judges often display a special sensitivity when they perceive a challenge to the integrity of the legal system.