Sentence examples for the same sensitivities from inspiring English sources

Zandi's carries within her photos the same sensitivities, while adding another dimension, that of the rebel.

But the hostile-environment concept becomes even more dubious if it turns out that a growing number of men do share some of the same sensitivities, even when they work in blue-collar settings, which some courts have held to a lower standard.

"Most people would say that the top end of the market is bulletproof," said Pamela Liebman, the president of the Corcoran Group, "and that buyers at this end don't have the same sensitivities as the rest of the market and their confidence does not wane.

Since the materials and film thickness used in this work are the same as our previous work, and Seebeck coefficient is an intrinsic value that is determined by the density of conduction electrons and the scattering rate [31], we assume here that the two sensors shown in Fig. 2b have the same sensitivities with previous data.

Cultures grew MRSA with the same sensitivities as the previous MRSA isolate.

For scenarios with higher quality smear tests we assumed the same sensitivities as in the base case analysis.

They believe, Ms. Abram said, that she "will continue the same sense of artistry, the same sensitivity that guides us".

The neuron still exists, and it has roughly the same sensitivity to high-frequency calls as moths found elsewhere.

The empathy we feel for characters wires our brains to have the same sensitivity towards real people.

The same sensitivity to context underpins "Linkage" (1982), consisting of interlocking rectangular tubes of steel arranged in such a way as to suggest links in a massive chain.

Citing AIB's own bailout at the hands of the taxpayer during the credit crunch, Desmond said: "The Irish government showed sensitivity to the bank and the bank should have shown the same sensitivity to Tony O'Reilly".