That's an important thing to do in today's hyper-sensitive PC culture.
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But the French are hyper-sensitive to signs of overt Muslim religiosity.
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It's hard when that's all you're asked about, but Taylor is hyper-sensitive.
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Your our vestibular system is hyper sensitive and it does not like to be tricked.
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He's hyper-active and hyper-sensitive but wants to work and loves to be commanded.
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Not only is the media's bullshit detector hyper-sensitive, but so is the end-reader.
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Ice pops are actually the worst, as your teeth become hyper sensitive to the cold.
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But I also didn't want things to hurt too much, as I'm hyper-sensitive around there.
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It's hyper sensitive and does not like to be tricked—yet that's exactly what VR does.
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But it is clear now that Wells Fargo has become hyper-sensitive, perhaps to a fault.
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Like, you would be HYPER sensitive to that pitfall -- and any other ones like it, right?
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I found the remote, which acts like that of the Nintendo Wii, to to be hyper-sensitive.
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Kam is trying to get near her and she's just too hyper sensitive to have anyone around.
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"We've all become hyper-sensitive to fees, especially if we think they are hidden fees," he said.
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"Currently, Jack is hyper sensitive to noise, and sudden movement, but he is expected to recover in time."
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In common with many gifted children he has difficulty eating because he is hyper-sensitive to food textures.
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Underneath it all, if I paid attention, I could notice a hyper-sensitive blob of surreal piano notes.
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He is hyper-sensitive, dotes on Emma and anxiously checks whether she is ok after she messes up.
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They are already hyper-sensitive to any sign inflationary pressures are denting consumer confidence in this late-cycle environment.
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The recent research was only possible due to a new suite of hyper-sensitive devices used by the telescopes.
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The company claims the device is hyper-sensitive, allowing it to pick up any THC potentially present on drivers' breath.
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"Investors are going to be hyper-sensitive to data," said Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at Cresset Capital Management in Chicago.
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This all demonstrates how this was a matter of convenience during a hyper-sensitive time and not based on real facts.
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"It's really incredible because we can capture the hyper sensitive state of the black man and what is happening now," Nakia says.
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"It's trade-related and markets are just hyper-sensitive to trade," said Paul Nolte, portfolio manager at Kingsview Asset Management in Chicago.
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For the first time, fast-moving fighter aircraft are aloft when the Princeton's hyper-sensitive radar array picks up the peculiar contacts.
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Close-ups are especially tough, says Mr Webber, because humans are hyper-sensitive to even small imperfections in how computer-generated faces look.
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Such cold temperatures could be useful for creating hyper-sensitive sensors, in addition to helping scientists explore quantum mechanic's effects in larger materials.
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There are some very mild spoiler alerts ahead, so if you're hyper sensitive you can click this link to watch the trailer without reading on.
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Perhaps it's a result of my own conditioning as a child of the social media age, but I'm hyper-sensitive to the implications of exposure.
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Much depends on what the Fed does with U.S. interest rates, making markets hyper-sensitive to the minutes of its latest meeting, due within the hour.
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Much depends on what the Fed does with U.S. interest rates, making markets hyper-sensitive to the minutes of its latest meeting, due later on Wednesday.
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Much depends on what the Fed does with U.S. interest rates, making markets hyper-sensitive to the minutes - due later on Wednesday - of its last meeting.
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His trip to London comes at a hyper-sensitive time in U.K. politics, with just 10 days to go before Britons head to the ballot box.
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Much depends on what the Federal Reserve does with U.S. interest rates, making markets hyper-sensitive to the minutes - due later on Wednesday - of its last meeting.
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What's more, the team predicted that other ancient blazars are likely to be discovered as a hyper-sensitive generation of telescopes comes online in the coming years.
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"Mr Forex is hyper-sensitive to these bouts of self-doubt by Mr Bond, and the dollar has backed off a little on this Monday morning," they said.
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Much depends on what the Federal Reserve does with U.S. interest rates, making markets hyper-sensitive to the minutes - due later on Wednesday - of its most recent meeting.
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Sullivan was not just hyper sensitive to criticism, he wanted to use state laws to hammer what he and his supporters saw as the lying, elitist Northern media.
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He says the speed at which the camera moves adds another dimension to the images captured, but it also makes him hyper-sensitive to light and its reflective behavior.
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"Many of these animals come from this type of climate, so we really don't have any that are hyper-sensitive to the changes in weather or storms," she added.
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No policy action is expected from the Fed, but the market will be hyper-sensitive to any guidance on when it might deliver its next hike in interest rates.
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Mr Johnson is hyper-sensitive to the brickbats of the liberal elite into which he was born, and sulked after the referendum when his neighbours in Islington turned against him.
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One segment in particular, about people who claim to be hyper-sensitive to the radio signals that are given off by mobile devices like smartphones, was a matter of serendipity.
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Trump "is hyper-sensitive about any type of criticism of any kind, he's always got to be the smartest guy, he's always got to know more than everybody else," he said.
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We got the "Sicario" star at LAX and asked about his recent revelation that he has "hyper sensitive" memory when he's immersed in a role, and terrible recollection during his daily life.
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My life and outlook is taut, swift, burning, hyper-sensitive, living in a world of jazz and narcotics and class-war, and unemployment, and seeing my Jewish friends being disgraced on the streets.
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Even though it's just a star to some of us, it's not to others — and as society inches toward a more informed and progressive worldview, people have grown hyper-sensitive to things like this.
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Markets will be hyper-sensitive to any hint of a pick-up in core inflation given the surprising strength of wages in January and Powell is certain to be questioned on the risks by Senators.
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"After being exposed to so many accounts of different women's sexual abuse or harassment, I was hyper-aware and hyper-sensitive about it," said Jessica Tallarico, 30, of Toronto, a newly engaged friend of mine.
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Aurora: Everything affects me a lot, I'm hyper-sensitive I think you call it, and many of my songs are about other people and things that I've seen or heard about that happen in this world.
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Castle, like great artists before him, proves to be nature's hyper-sensitive but managing vessel; despite its irregular edges, and even two holes in its middle, the drawing possesses the most extraordinary sense of alert precision.
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Given the current hyper-sensitive political environment, this source said the material was almost definitely handed over to the White House counsel's office for review if they had questions about the manuscript related to executive privilege.
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"With Brexit squarely in focus this week, markets have become hyper-sensitive to any new developments that might push the result one way or the other," said Wei Liang Chang, a foreign exchange strategist at Mizuho Bank.
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THE ONLY THING I DO KNOW AND WHICH IS THE REASON WHY WE GOT SOMEWHAT HYPER SENSITIVE ABOUT THE MATTER IS WE ARE DEALING WITH PEOPLE WHO WILL NOT BE HERE TO TRY TO RESOLVE THE ISSUE.
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LONDON, March 5 (Reuters) - Financial markets have become hyper-sensitive in recent months as efforts by top central banks to gradually lever up interest rates have become increasingly unpredictable, the Bank for International Settlements said on Tuesday,.
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The other possibility is that Giuliani is sensitive about all of this because he is aware at some level that he is waaaaaaay out on a limb on Ukraine and he is hyper-sensitive about that fact.
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Considering how little the show commented on the part where touching women without consent is actual assault, it stands out even more today how hyper-sensitive the gang were to entirely benign events involving women's bodies or parenting.
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But analysts also warned that markets have become "hyper-sensitive" to Brexit news, and that if any opinion polls before the June 23 referendum vote indicated a resurgence in the leave campaign's momentum, there could be another sell-off.
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Food and drug safety incidents can have an outsized impact in China where regulators and consumers are hyper-sensitive to safety and quality, especially related to children, following a spate of issues ranging from expired vaccines to reused meat.
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"The Street is hyper-sensitive to any speed bumps around this next iPhone cycle and (that) speaks to the knee-jerk reaction we are seeing in shares," said Daniel Ives, chief strategy officer at GBH Insights in New York.
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Obvious potential for injury aside, the bikini line and overall pubic area are made up of thin, hyper-sensitive skin that's prone to things like irritation — and dreaded ingrown hairs, perhaps the biggest scourge on the hair-removing public.
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The U.S. president, who landed in London on Monday evening for a NATO summit marking the alliance's 70th anniversary, is likely to be pressed to comment on a range of hyper-sensitive political issues — ranging from the popular National Health Service to prospective trade talks.
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A potent thriller about a family trying to survive an onslaught of monsters with hyper-sensitive hearing, the film deviates sharply from the bigger, better, louder formulas used in most movies, and instead uses lack of sound to create a story filled with almost unbearable tension.
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S. inflation perks ups; slowing economy may limit gains OIL: SLIPPING AND SLIDING Oil prices, hyper-sensitive to any signs of weakness in the global economy, have finally started reacting to the trade war newsflow and the ominous signals bond markets are sending on the possibility of recession.
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S. inflation perks ups; slowing economy may limit gains OIL: SLIPPING AND SLIDING Oil prices, hyper-sensitive to any signs of weakness in the global economy, have finally started reacting to the trade war newsflow and the ominous signals bond markets are sending on the possibility of recession.
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For now, however, he remains hyper sensitive to the merest suggestion that his election victory was marred by outside influences, suggesting that corrosive questions about 2016 will linger long into his presidency "What are Hillary Clinton's people complaining about with respect to the F.B.I. Based on the information they had she should never..... have been allowed to run — guilty as hell," Trump said in consecutive tweets on Friday.
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If GDPR has a silver lining for Facebook — and a privacy regime which finally has teeth that can bite is not something you'd imagine the company would welcome — it's that it can spin steps it's having to make to comply with EU regulations as an alacritous and fine-grained response to a US political data scandal and try to generate the impression it's hyper sensitive to (now highly politicized) data privacy concerns.
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Yes, the Trump administration has a Middle East policy of sorts, perhaps: continue to cozy up to Benjamin Netanyahu's Israel and dangle an elusive "Deal of the Century" in front of the Palestinians; coddle Saudi Arabia and sell its hundreds of billions of dollars in arms while ignoring the disaster that is its Yemen war; strangle Iran with sanctions -- the consequences be damned; and taunt a hyper-sensitive Turkey with tweets and a trade war.
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As mentioned, DSBs cause extreme damage to DNA. Mutations that cause defective repair of DSBs tend to accumulate un-repaired DSBs. One such mutation is associated with Nijmegen breakage syndrome (NBS), a radiation hyper-sensitive disease. It is a rare inherited autosomal recessive condition of chrosomal instability.
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In 1974 he returned to Belgium, to live in Antwerp, and devote himself exclusively to painting. Jan Cox was psychically hyper- sensitive and suffered from recurrent depression throughout his life, eventually leading to his suicide, in Antwerp, in 1980. He is buried in the Schoonselhof Cemetery in Antwerp.
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Left Fronte List Security arrangements ahead of the election were tight. The Tripura Home Department had identified 91 polling stations as "hyper-sensitive" and 347 as "sensitive". Authorities in Tripura had asked the Indian government to provide an additional thirty paramilitary companies to ensure the electoral process. There were 636,169 eligible voters.
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Quillback are typically 15–20 inches on average, weighing between 1 and 4 pounds. However, they can grow up to 26 inches and weigh 10 pounds. The quillback has a nearly straight, hyper- sensitive lateral line, composed of at least 37 lateral line scales. This helps the fish locate predators and prey.
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Fabien is a history-geography professor. He is passionate about motocross, author of a herbarium and recent volunteer firefighter who is often anxious, especially when talking to him about the future of his daughter. A simple rise of stress or emotional shock, even insignificant, is enough to make him faint. Fabien is a hyper-sensitive man and often too caring for his daughter.
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The year 1948 was a major one for the Cinecolor Corp. Aside from growing film stock prices, they introduced a new, hyper-sensitive stock and film magazines, which cut back on the on-set lighting costs by 50%, and kept the cost of shooting in Cinecolor only 10% more than black and white."New Sensitized Film Cuts Lighting Costs." Boxoffice Magazine, 17 July 1948: 43. Print.
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The second covered Lester Joseph Gillis, aka Baby Face Nelson. Although the shows were a hit with the general public, there were naysayers, some of whom deplored this sensational new style of radio show. Hyper-sensitive to any criticism, Hoover almost squelched the project and made life more and more difficult for Lord.Christopher H. Sterling (ed.), The Biographical Encyclopedia of American Radio, Routledge, Taylor & Francis Books, New York, New York (2011).
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The most important sense for the raccoon is its sense of touch. The "hyper sensitive" front paws are protected by a thin horny layer that becomes pliable when wet. The five digits of the paws have no webbing between them, which is unusual for a carnivoran. Almost two-thirds of the area responsible for sensory perception in the raccoon's cerebral cortex is specialized for the interpretation of tactile impulses, more than in any other studied animal.
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Encountering a fish with legs, Kaori, who has a hyper-sensitive sense of smell, becomes irritated by its smell and begs Tadashi to get rid of it. He seals it in a bag, but it manages to escape. The next day, large amounts of marine life with legs invade Okinawa, including a legged great white shark which menaces the protagonists. Tadashi and Kaori manage to return to Tokyo, although Kaori becomes irritated and paranoid, claiming to smell the fish.
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Both Daiyu and Baochai take tonics although Daiyu is noticeably weaker, presumably because she has a consumptive nature. It has been suggested that the two women are complements of one another – each has exactly the attributes of Cao Xueqin's ideal woman which the other lacks. Daiyu is melancholic, hyper-sensitive and is an instinctive poet who feels strongly about people, events and nature. She is sensitive to malicious gossips and often feels insecure and lonely despite her high standing in the Rongguo household.
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With more bites, the sensitivity of the human immune system increases, and an itchy red hive appears in minutes where the immune response has broken capillary blood vessels and fluid has collected under the skin. This type of reaction is common in older children and adults. Some adults can become desensitized to mosquitoes and have little or no reaction to their bites, while others can become hyper-sensitive with bites causing blistering, bruising, and large inflammatory reactions, a response known as skeeter syndrome.
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Stations and 2 Auxiliary polling stations are being set up in the Four Parliamentary Constituencies for Lok Sabha Elections – 2009 in the State. 1259 Pole been declared as sensitive while 708 polling Stations have been classified as Hypersensitive to ensure free and fair elections in the State. The maximum number of Hyper Sensitive Polling Stations is 197 in Kangra District, he added. However, the largest number of Polling Stations was 1921 in 2-Mandi Parliamentary Constituency, including the Auxiliary Polling Station in Jogindernagar Assembly Constituency.
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Petit's comments and the backlash against them prompted a wider discussion about the role of women in Grand Theft Auto V and the gaming community's hostility towards criticism. Helen Lewis of The Guardian noted that Petit's observations were valid, but were stigmatised by gamers who have become "hyper-sensitive to criticism". Tom Hoggins of The Telegraph wrote that the misogynistic backlash against Petit was predicated on an audience that has become accustomed to women being "shallow and sidelined" in the game. Rob Fahey of GamesIndustry.
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He noticed that almost all of the women around him were wearing leggings, which made him hyper-sensitive to each person's individuality. This feeling, which had been unconscious for him before, inspired the song's chorus lyric and melody. The rest of the lyrics were inspired by YouTube comments, which Yamaguchi noticed were often further comments of already existing comments, instead of a comment about their first impressions of the video. This made him realise that people often base their identities on the actions of other people.
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The very natural, almost hyper-sensitive poetical affections of the poems are mirrored in Schumann's settings, with their miniaturist chromaticism and suspensions. The poet's love is a hothouse of nuanced responses to the delicate language of flowers, dreams and fairy-tales. Schumann adapts the words of the poems to his needs for the songs, sometimes repeating phrases and often rewording a line to supply the desired cadence. Dichterliebe is therefore an integral artistic work apart from the Lyrisches Intermezzo, though derived from it and inspired by it.
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The Cralmac are semi-intelligent beings, artificially bred by humans during the Ages of Chaos, from Trailmen altered with human DNA.Victory's Cost, Patricia B. Cirone, Towers of Darkover, pgs 103-106, edited by Marion Zimmer Bradley, DAW Books, 1993, paperback They usually feature in the Darkovan novels as the servants of laranzu'in working in the towers, with the explanation that theirs is the only touch humans in the hyper-sensitive state of the matrix worker can bear. The Cralmac feature prominently in Patricia B. Cirone's Victory's Cost from Towers of Darkover.
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Keats' posthumous reputation mixed the reviewers' caricature of the simplistic bumbler with the image of the hyper-sensitive genius killed by high feeling, which Shelley later portrayed. The Victorian sense of poetry as the work of indulgence and luxuriant fancy offered a schema into which Keats was posthumously fitted. Marked as the standard-bearer of sensory writing, his reputation grew steadily and remarkably. His work had the full support of the influential Cambridge Apostles, whose members included the young Tennyson,Tennyson was writing Keats-style poetry in the 1830s and was being critically attacked in the same manner as his predecessor.
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By running the commercials four months before the general election campaign, Toomey hoped to get an early in building name recognition for himself. Also in July, the United States Chamber of Commerce began running television advertisements criticizing Sestak's support of "a government takeover of health care" and "billions in job-killing energy taxes", claiming he voted with Nancy Pelosi "100 percent of the time". Sestak called the ads inaccurate, citing specific instances when he voted against Pelosi; Two Pennsylvania television stations removed the ads, but Toomey defended them, claiming they were not misleading and accusing Sestak of being "hyper- sensitive".
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Kubah is an early example of literature dealing with the G30S and PKI, although earlier examples exist. Former Indonesian president Abdurrahman Wahid described it as the first to deal with reconciliation between PKI members and general Indonesian society after G30S, an issue which was "hyper-sensitive" at the time. The historian Anna-Greta Nilsson Hoadley writes that Kubah explored why a person would be motivated to join the party, emphasizing poverty, cultural pressure, and active propaganda by the PKI. In the end, Karman is ultimately an "innocent victim", who only joined the Party to improve his own standing.
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Eager to please and friendly, they generally learn quickly and are loyal and attached to their owners. They are energetic and need at least an hour of vigorous exercise every day, with many needing more than this. Some animals will be over-active or hyper-sensitive, but these problems are almost invariably due to lack of exercise and training, and are not characteristics of well cared-for dogs. With more American dual champions (dogs with titles in both conformation shows and field trials) than any other breed,Brittany Primer , The American Brittany Club the Brittany maintains strong hunting instincts in all bloodlines.
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Goldman also praised the unveiling of Tombstone and Mary Jane Watson. Goldman gave a mixed response about Green Goblin — noting that he is "perhaps a bit hyper sensitive on how he's portrayed" — considering the design, while similar to the comics, be more of an exact version of it; Goldman considered the character's personality was "a bit too evocative of the Joker," the iconic villain from DC's Batman comics, but believed that his "malice side" worked. Goldman also praised Mary Jane Watson for being "much like Stan Lee created her – a quick witted, fun loving girl." He also applauded the mysterious factors of Green Goblin's true identity.
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Toph is a fictional girl from the animated series Avatar: The Last Airbender who uses a highly advanced form of echolocation, made possible through a technique called "earthbending" (telekinetic manipulation of elemental earth). Born blind, she has developed hyper-sensitive mechanoreceptors and is able to feel minute vibrations well enough to create an accurate picture of her surroundings such that she is a competent fighter, though vulnerable when her opponents are airborne. She later uses this hypersensitivity to develop the art of metalbending while teaching Avatar Aang to earthbend. Using her extremely refined abilities, she can also sense the vibrations of a person's heart-rate and breath-rate, effectively becoming a human polygraph.
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Sapara Williams challenged the Seditious Offenses Ordinances of 1909, which suppressed press criticism of the government. He pointed out that "freedom of the Press is the great Palladium of British liberty ... Sedition is a thing incompatible with the character of the Yoruba people, and has no place in their constitution ... Hyper-sensitive officials may come tomorrow who will see sedition in every criticism and crime in every mass meeting". Despite his plea, the bill became law. Williams encouraged Herbert Macauley to convene an inaugural meeting of the Lagos Auxiliary of the Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society on 30 August 1910, which gave Macauley a platform for producing popular opposition to colonial practices.
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In its initial broadcast, "Catalysts" was met with season-high Nielsen ratings, meeting well with all demographics and ranking as one of the highest rated children's telecast for any network that morning. The episode received generally positive reception from television critics. Eric Goldman of IGN, gave it an 8.0 ("Impressive"), writing that "[w]hile not among the very best episodes, this was still another fun and involving installment of the show." Goldman gave a mixed response about Green Goblin — noting that he is "perhaps a bit hyper sensitive on how he's portrayed" — considering the design, while similar to the comics, be more of an exact version of it; Goldman considered the character's personality was "a bit too evocative of the Joker," the iconic villain from DC's Batman comics, but believed that his "malice side" worked.
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