“His research confirms the long-held belief that fear in animals is connected to their keen sense of smell.”

“You are a voice of sense and reason in a sea of inanity.”

“Events could not, in the strongest sense of that expression, have gone any differently than they, in fact, have gone.”

“Many feel that the country should have shown a lot more sensitivity towards the suffering of their citizens.”

“Douthett explains how a bloodhound can pick up a scent trail up to five months later because of the sensitivity of its sense of smell.”

“Members of our current Congress have lost the ability to approach this issue with sensitivity and moderation.”

“These teens manifest a conspicuous sensualism and seek to push the pedal on life's enjoyments to the max.”

“I love Whole Foods because it presents itself as a feast of sensualism, rather than dour vegetarianism or consumerism.”

“The quality of the creations results from the sensualism of raw materials and from a claimed animal identity.”

“Forget all the subsequent headlines that rival any Hollywood film star for lurid exposure and sensationalism.”

“Allegations of censorship, bias and sensationalism have dogged the current saturation coverage of the war.”

“I feel it was much lighter on the heavy-handedness and sensationalism that characterizes much of his other work, and thank God for that.”

“He was vulgar, he was brutal, he was a sensualist in his desire for all that wealth could buy him.”

“The Cyrenaics are notable mainly for their empiricist and skeptical epistemology and their sensualist hedonism.”

“He is a passionate garden-maker, a sensualist blessed with an artist's eye and an effortless sense of style.”

“The artist's sensitiveness allowed him to capture the subtle nuances of light and shadow in his paintings.”

“She possessed a remarkable sensitiveness, able to perceive the subtlest shifts in mood and emotions.”

“The artist demonstrates great sensitiveness to capturing the smallest details in her paintings.”

“Such dumbing-down of aesthetic sensibility is a triumph for the corporate sledgehammer that has so bedazzled him.”

“Our sensibility to the feelings of others is the principle on which self-command is founded.”

“Jefferson addressed some of the issues raised by Buffon, whose theory of American degeneracy had offended his sensibility.”

“Its portability allows the desensitizer to be placed on either side or any position from the operator.”

“Many patients have purposely put off dental work until this desensitizer is available.”

“The Food and Drug Administration cleared silver diamine fluoride for use as a tooth desensitizer for adults 21 and older.”

“But as even the tiniest elements of our small talk have to be translated, I'm gripped by the giddy sensation that the world has just ground to a halt.”

“Her self-kidnap case caused a sensation and outraged a large swathe of the public.”

“One might wonder why a movie that was not a box-office sensation has become a cult sensation among college students.”

“For over a quarter-of-an-hour the dancer spoke of how in Bharatanatyam there was a thin line that divided spirituality from sensuousness.”

“Brickwork also has a more tactile and responsive surface texture than concrete, as manifest by the warm sensuousness of the book stack hall.”

“The sensuousness of the metal is reinforced and enhanced by his decorative curvilinear line that creates a virtuoso effect of dramatic splendour.”

“The temperature of the water bath is controlled by a microprocessor and a temperature sensor.”

“The sensor can time this journey down to the nanosecond, ESA says, meaning that the instrument is accurate to within two centimetres.”

“A small sensor, the accelerometer, placed nearby then detects the sound waves and analyses their acoustic signature.”

“This separation has not resulted in moral desensitisation of assisted suicide and euthanasia.”

“Treatment usually consists of antihistamines, decongestants, nasal sprays, eye drops and, occasionally, desensitisation or steroid jabs.”

“The animals definitively selected are placed in individual boxes and are transported to the desensitisation enclosures.”

“In Kentridge's opinion, this desensitization, particularly in relation to violence, amounts to a form of disremembering.”

“The process of desensitization to violence through repeated exposure in the media has been studied for decades.”

“Would you say that bringing emotion into the story, letting the reporter speak from the heart, is also helping avoid the desensitization?”

“In some animals the sensillum and accessory cells form a physical structure around the receptor cells.”

“That expansion tweaks a tiny piezoelectric crystal in a way similar to a sphere of cuticula tweaking a sensillum.”

“From the central end of each A cell, an axon passes within the sensillum to the skeletal support and then in the tympanic nerve to the thoracic ganglia of the moth.”

“But the women use sensuality and sexuality as a form of liberation.”

“Her artful dance exudes sensuality, captivating all those who witness her graceful movements.”

“The warmth, the fun, the sensuality, the pillow talk, the teasing, the tantalizing, the joy of intimacy are wonderful.”

“The senselessness of his decision to quit his stable job without a backup plan left everyone bewildered.”

“The politician's speech was filled with senselessness, as he spouted absurd and baseless claims without any evidence.”

“The senselessness displayed by the suspect during the trial was indicative of a severe lack of mental acuity.”

“He said it was also learning and growing, however, he urged it to avoid sensationalization and show more maturity.”

“The sensationalization of crimes reported in the media simply magnifies the crime and takes the focus away from addressing the actual issue and finding a concrete solution.”

“At the recent Blue Food Festival Chief Secretary Orville London in an interview took issue with what he termed the sensationalization of news reporting on crime in Tobago.”

“A few preliminary remarks, to be amplified as we proceed, will serve to elucidate the use which I propose to make of sensibilia.”

“The sensibilia are opposed to the intelligibilia, which compose the transcendental world.”

“Russell also brought in the sense-data sensed by other persons and even unsensed sense-data, to which he gave the name of sensibilia.”

“It was the strength of the bond between the two that caused the persistent sensitisation brought on during allergy attacks.”

“Diesel particulates increase the formation of the allergic antibody and can also increase sensitisation to commonly encountered allergens in the air.”

“The rampant illegal mining and smuggling of minerals out of the country was due to lack of relevant education and sensitisation to the local entrepreneurs.”

“The potassium acts as a desensitiser in cases of dental hypersensitivity.”

“Many experts, including Sharma, feel that one way to address this harsh reality is to begin gender sensitization at an early stage.”

“A special case of neural sensitization is limbic kindling, which is an animal model for temporal lobe epilepsy.”

“They have to be part and parcel of the program of awareness and sensitization.”

“In the nanoassemblies, GQDs function as carriers of sensitiser PPIX and confers the system cancer cell targeting ability.”

“If the sensitiser is removed or replaced, or the worker is moved away from exposure, symptoms should start to decrease.”

“These diseases often occur quite soon after the first exposure to the sensitiser, unlike diseases caused by long exposure.”

“Aloe emodin is an anthraquinone derivative similar in structure to the known photodynamic sensitizer hypericin.”

“The combination of an insulin secretagogue and an insulin sensitizer addresses both processes.”

“It was minimally irritating to the rabbit eye and non-irritating to rabbit skin, and it was a dermal sensitizer in guinea pigs.”

“It is the very lack of sensibleness that excites people.”

“Rosmini, in fact, severely criticized the philosophical current of sensism exemplified by Locke or Condillac.”

“She took great care to avoid any topic that could potentially upset his sensibilities.”

“And none of these pieces of acting struggles against the film's plot demands or the narrow sensibilities of the actioner.”

“Historical novels can introduce children to how people lived in other ages, even if told with contemporary sensibilities in mind.”

“She said Emiratis were becoming frustrated with violations of local sensitivities.”

“But the increased political sensitivities of the international community in the nuclear age seemed to make gunboat diplomacy quite unacceptable.”

“I not only have gluten sensitivity but wheat, dairy and various other food sensitivities.”

“We are a people who in equal parts are adventurers, skilled craftspeople, hedonists, sensualists, survivalists, and environmentalists.”

“But man, immersed in the flux of sensualities, can never fully attain this knowledge of God, the object of all rational inquiry.”

“It was these sensualities practised in the name of religion which caused the iniquity of the Canaanites to become full.”

“There were the sensualities of the gourmet for his body, and there ended his human nature, as it seemed to me.”

“Short sensilla on the maxillary and labial palps, serve to recognize pheromone and touch when the male mounts the female.”

“The head is analogous to a statolith, the movements of which are monitored by fields of hair sensilla located on the head, neck, and prothorax.”

“The sensory cells are organized into five external fields of campaniform sensilla and one internal chordotonal organ.”

“Here we have another frontier to explore with shamans, channels, mediums, and sundry sensitives.”

“The sensitives believed themselves capable of sensing ghosts, and that is what they attempted to do.”

“Merc believes that we sensitives should harness our powers to the good of the revolution.”

“He can shave, drive, brush his teeth, write, dial a telephone, hold his children's hands, and feel sensations like pain and temperatures.”

“Right across the region players experienced similar sensations as they tested their rusty wet weather skills.”

“Daniel gritted his teeth against the overwhelming sensations that were taking hold of him.”

“This melancholy extends itself not to men only, but even to vegetals and sensibles.”

“Quadrotors could also use sensors to detect radiation levels and other biological hazards, he said.”

“In addition, NASA's second redesigned tank has been outfitted with temperature sensors and accelerometers, used to measure vibration.”

“The clinician used frontal placement for the surface electromyograph sensors.”