Sentence examples for that sensitivity to from inspiring English sources

That sensitivity to group dynamics that Miles Davis long ago admired in Jamal is as effortlessly tuned in as ever.

Blinded by misplaced patriotism and by their abhorrence of communism, they had voluntarily inoculated themselves against that sensitivity to danger which had saved Jews from their persecutors in other epochs, and which is - thankfully - very much alive in Israel today.

"What absolutely ruins them is the transposition, which removes their sensitivity …" The Tate's Cut-Out show aims to return something of that sensitivity to works whose frail, ephemeral, unstable and provisional nature is precisely what makes them so precious.

Just as someone's awareness of a prediction can affect the likelihood of it being true, awareness of that sensitivity to his awareness can also affect its truth.

We find that sensitivity to serum starvation and to Cisplatin (CDDP) treatment correlates with the number of passages.

Specifically, we find that sensitivity to MMS, HU and 6-AU is partially alleviated when lysine 56 and serine 57 modified forms are mimicked together.

After that, sensitivity to radiation decreases until maturity, but it increases again at older ages.

You see it in Richard Wright, even in Langston Hughes - that sensitivity to abuse.

It's that sensitivity to others' foibles which makes our eyes go to him onscreen.

Mr. Seo added that sensitivity to human medical experimentation seemed less acute in South Korea than in the West.

Such improvements suggest that sensitivity to simple (unidimensional) stimuli is not immutable, being modifiable through practice.