Examples of using Being sensitive in English and their translations into Portuguese
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First, there is awareness of things about one, being sensitive to objects, to nature,
Being sensitive to the Depression years of her childhood further refined her Capricorn lenses.
This awareness, being sensitive to things, to nature,
Sweden most of its coastal waters as being sensitive.
Girls and boys are further socialized by peers where girls are rewarded for being sensitive and emotional and boys are rewarded for dominance
Being sensitive to gluten means having symptoms similar to those of celiac disease
due these organisms being sensitive to environmental changes.
It is a device to evaluate the ability of visual stimuli organization, being sensitive to neural damages.
We human beings are called to make the providence of God a reality by being sensitive and helping those most in need.
Voiced by John Gemberling, Blustus is unlike most robots on Insanus, in being sensitive and non-homicidal.
The pure substance(rarely encountered) is a dangerous explosive, being sensitive to light, heat,
governance means being sensitive to the people you are leading
when to use the right exercises, being sensitive to the needs and styles of groups.
The key to dating a cat owner is by showing the same amount of attention and being sensitive to their emotions.
The water requirement of bean plants varies with their stage of development, being sensitive to water deficit
To avoid a program being sensitive to this kind of situation,
They may also complain of the eyes being sensitive to light, with blurred vision.
Being sensitive to sunlight(photosensitivity) increased‘bilirubin' levels in your blood bilirubin is a pigment made by the liver.
rather than being sensitive to its changing local context.