Sentence examples for usual sensitivity from inspiring English sources

Culture, with its usual sensitivity, is responding to the new atemporality by melting down and recasting clocks for audiences now accustomed to inhabiting several different kinds of time simultaneously.

Mr. Macdonald has become a specialist in poetic plays with small casts and political echoes ("Dying City," "Drunk Enough to Say I Love You?"), and he brings his usual sensitivity and clarity to this production.

This goal is achieved through a methodology based on the use of the usual sensitivity functions as closed-loop performance indicators, on a simplified choice of the observer polynomial and on plant-oriented design guidelines.

Even more contrary to the usual sensitivity to disturbance, a family of bald eagles moved to the Harlem neighborhood in New York City in 2010.

The considerable gain of speed despite the loss of sensitivity has many practical applications where BLAST searches would take too long or the usual sensitivity of BLAST may not be needed.

The sensitivity of the database searches carried out for this scoping review, ranging from 10%to75%5% was low when compared with the usual sensitivity values for searches carried out for systematic reviews.

The usual sensitivities over such a trial are heightened because Turkey faces an important general election later this month.Portugal took over from Germany as president of the European Union.

Mr. Birney has little to do other than look pained and sorrowful (and recite his own sonnet), but he performs with his usual painstaking sensitivity.

Britten, with his usual acute sensitivity to language, stretched out the final phrase of that last song, "Death, thou shalt die," in a defiantly dramatic arc, and Mr. Groves rendered it powerfully.

Even as the characters rail against the outrageous lack of respect shown by moviegoers, they find their own interpersonal relations getting pretty gummed up as Ms. Baker's play gently unspools in scenes marked by her usual acute sensitivity to the tangential, minimally verbal (and often subverbal) manner in which people often communicate — or gingerly avoid communicating.

Considering the usual initial sensitivity of the ovarian tumors to chemotherapy, over the past decade efforts have been focused over the past decade to cure ovarian cancer using the currently available chemotherapeutic agents in various combinations, dosages, schedules (durations and/or routes of administration).