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In their hands, the chapel has been sensitively brought back to life.

Over the past 13 years it has been sensitively restored.

You need to do it sensitively and with regard to the particular situation, too.

He said whatever they decided to show, it would be "sensitively chosen."

But the production is still sensitively conceived and beautiful to watch.

Some readers think the books sensitively represent the world as it is.

"Such questions cannot be considered sensitively without considering the social consequences."

Certainly he represented my point of view accurately and sensitively.

The others are beings of peace and sensitively, living in a dream world.

The old school was sensitively converted into an attractive house.

People who exercise power should do so carefully, fairly and sensitively.

A good listener, she responded sensitively, with just the right questions.

And they have done so, taking over a number of our most sensitively located entities.

Brady sensitively deals with a father who does not remember him.

He sensitively traces Gardner's life and the development of his writing.

They sit at a table, but each of their gestures is sensitively linked to the music.

But we must do that all together and sensitively.

Attempts are being made to deal more sensitively with major trading partners.

This in turn frees a couple to listen sensitively to each other.

If you have got bad news, give it sensitively.

"When dealt with sensitively, this could be the biggest opportunity these people ever had," he said.

His several private frustrations in this project are also depicted sensitively.

But it expressed confidence in the program's ability to handle the situation sensitively.

"The message of these nine points is that we really want to deal with your concerns on Germany sensitively."

Our assistance is offered sensitively and in a culturally appropriate way.