In fact, I have found this book to resonate much more on gloomy, introspective days when my mind is ready to fully absorb the wonderful sensitivities of her compassionate, funny, lonely women.
Pilar O'Leary, the center's director and a lawyer with roots in Colombia, said in an interview from Washington this week that the Alameda museum was a product of the Smithsonian's new sensitivity and "a wonderful manifestation of the interest and importance of Latino culture".
Bose-Einstein condensates have strange and wonderful properties, and their extreme sensitivity to fluctuations in energy make them useful for other experiments and measurements.
With love and support their sensory sensitivities morphed into artistic and emotional sensitivity that makes them wonderful, responsible, loving humans.
He has a wonderful memory, an extraordinary, and perhaps sometimes slightly overdeveloped, sensitivity to language, is amazingly industrious and is a very remarkable reader of verse.
Parents can connect that wonderful feeling that children have for nature with a sensitivity to the impact they have on the Earth and how they can help protect it.
He writes, as one would expect from the author of "Rembrandt's Eyes," with especial sensitivity on Dutch art, but he is also wonderful at conveying the artistry of a Rubens, Turner or Anselm Kiefer.
And Mr. Thielemans applied the full measure of his sensitivity and charisma to a version of "What a Wonderful World," in an unspoken but heartfelt nod to Louis Armstrong.
The separate lines (overdubbed here by Fresca) enter in succession and move gradually out of step with each other to create a wonderful, ever-changing array of melodic patterns, which Fresca manipulates with great sensitivity.
The book is a wonderful achievement and evident in it is the author's genuine hopefulness and sensitivity about the goals and future of Maasai in Tanzania.
