sensitivities

It has been subject to political sensitivities and soapbox rhetoric, buffeted by popular disbelief and official omertà.

Such sensitivities about a 17-year old agreement, however, are not playing well among some Democrats.

Have western journalists caught on to Russian sensitivities?

It is very like telling Americans to put the sensitivities of the Klan before the truth.

Our sensitivities have progressively dulled during nearly three years of the Arab Spring.

The sensitivities are shaded in coded ranges representing measurable quantities.

One by one he began releasing the controls over himself—sensitivities, nerve blocs, glandular stimulation.

Ellis observed that, as time goes by, we tend to reinforce an emotional pattern that amplifies our sensitivities more and more.

But they are subject to other genetically determined food sensitivities.

It is a throwback to earlier days of colonialism and mercantilism and it is laden with historical memories and sensitivities.