Still, today's oversensitivity is vastly preferable to the segregation of yesteryear.
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A Facebook spokesperson apologized for the "error," blamed on the software's oversensitivity to nudity.
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Not due to oversensitivity, not due to them not being able to take a joke.
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He can continue to pass off formulaic jokes as brave, and any backlash as oversensitivity.
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Some commentators on the right used the incident to defame "transgender activists" for their oversensitivity.
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Speaking to CNN, film trade analyst and television host, Komal Nahta, blamed the ban on oversensitivity.
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It is a culture of oversensitivity, overreaction and frequent moral panics, during which everybody feels compelled to go along.
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There are at least three big reasons why elections are imperfect mechanisms of accountability: limited agency, limited cognition, and oversensitivity.
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Trigger warnings are not about oversensitivity - they are about empathy, and recognizing the varied experiences of all students at this university.
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Its most common causes are a developing digestive and nervous system, gas, hormones and oversensitivity to noise and light, WebMD reports.
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And as they do, they're butting heads with those who decry what feels, to them, like restrictive -- if not dangerous -- oversensitivity.
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Still, another form of oversensitivity may colour the angst about campus activism—namely that of older people towards the antics of youngsters.
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Its most common causes are a developing digestive and nervous system, gas, hormones and oversensitivity to noise and light, according to WebMD.
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Its most common causes are a developing digestive and nervous system, gas, hormones and oversensitivity to noise and light, according to WebMD.
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Once Hindenburg won the presidential elections of 1925, Germany was trapped by his oversensitivity about a reputation that would not withstand scrutiny.
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To some, safe spaces symbolize the "coddling" of America's youth, the oversensitivity of modern progressivism, and even a serious threat to free speech.
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So I began to check out and (much to my surprise) quietly echo the conservative sentiments against oversensitivity that I had once dismissed as bigotry.
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You could have fibromyalgia, a painful musculoskeletal disease characterized by widespread muscle pain, oversensitivity to common pain, extreme fatigue and sleep, mood and memory problems.
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The paper doesn't have too much to offer in the way of solutions to this oversensitivity—just that it exists and it's probably not helping anything.
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But each one represents a line crossed, a line that needs to be held, rather than hand-waved away as prudishness, oversensitivity, or witch-hunt hysteria.
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"Dandruff has historically been thought to be due to an oversensitivity towards malassezia yeast, which is naturally present on the surface of our skin," Dr. Wong says.
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As the instinctive self-confidence of a closed society gives way to a new oversensitivity, names become infused with the special anxiety of wanting to control India's image.
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Ever since the leak of his set, he's been whining on Twitter about "oversensitivity," saying things like "there is no pleasing a woman," and cursing everyone who disagrees with him.
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But it has been regrettably easy for commentators to create a simple dichotomy between a younger generation's oversensitivity and free speech as an absolute good that leads to the truth.
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Technically, that is what Williams (and my boyfriend, or any boyfriend I'd ever had, or anyone who is even remotely familiar with my behavior) would call an overreaction, caused by oversensitivity.
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The techniques include saying and doing things and then denying it, blaming others for misunderstanding, disparaging their concerns as oversensitivity, claiming outrageous statements were jokes or misunderstandings, and other forms of twilighting the truth.
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Whether via candy, general clownishness, farts—which Howard has deployed as a weapon against a writer featured below—or an oversensitivity about his post-up touches, Dwight Howard eventually pushes whatever team he's on into the red.
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Oversensitivity: Let's suppose I've found a way to accept and overcome the previous two limitations — I understand that it's not just me that makes choices about whether to reelect my representative, but it's people like me who do.
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Well, I'd be willing to bet that whole controversy was a misunderstanding built on a language barrier, just as I'm willing to be this one was a misunderstanding built on one part cultural misapprehension and one part post-election oversensitivity.
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Nagle focuses less on whether this critique of the left is fair and more on the influence of left-wing cultural politics on the alt-right, which has presented itself as a counterweight to the alleged oversensitivity of the left both mockingly and in earnest.
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Some of today's injustices are caused by an effort to redress older wrongs: oversensitivity to race is a response to past racism; a broader reluctance to separate children irrevocably from their biological parents in favour of adoptive ones reflects remorse over the routine way in which unmarried mothers were once deprived of their newborns.
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Sensory processing disorder (SPD) concerns having oversensitivity or undersensitivity to physical stimuli, such as touch, light, sound, and smell. This may manifest itself as an inability to tolerate certain textures such as sandpaper or certain fabrics such as wool, oral intolerance of excessively textured food (commonly known as picky eating), being touched by another individual (in the case of touch oversensitivity) or it may require the consistent use of sunglasses outdoors since sunlight may be intense enough to cause discomfort to a dyspraxic (in the case of light oversensitivity). An aversion to loud music and naturally loud environments (such as clubs and bars) is typical behavior of a dyspraxic individual who suffers from auditory oversensitivity, while only being comfortable in unusually warm or cold environments is typical of a dyspraxic with temperature oversensitivity. Undersensitivity to stimuli may also cause problems, as individuals do not receive the sensory input they need to understand where their bodies are in space.
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Awdry himself claimed that it was a case of oversensitivity on the part of the race relations board. To solve the problem, he changed the offending sentence to "as black as soot", which has been used in subsequent editions of the book.
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He is discussing his oversensitivity to art with a client and he sees Paul. Paul is the man Jim replaced in the group. Paul says we were rent boys and quoted how Jim was recruited. Paul says he heard Jim has a special talent.
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Because of its oversensitivity to dusty environments, the Dror did not see combat service in the 1948–49 1947–1949 Palestine war. Following combat simulation testing, the Israel Defense Forces selected the FN Model D (a derivative of the M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle) to replace the Dror in 1952.
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For several years, she traveled with a physiotherapist and carried a transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulator to reduce pain. Given her oversensitivity to sound, she chose quieter music. On the treadmill, she listened to bossa nova by Stan Getz. Unable to sit comfortably at the piano, she learned to play guitar on her back.
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In 2005 Chris Singleton was diagnosed with hyperacusis, an oversensitivity to sound where everyday, 'normal' sounds are perceived as painfully loud. Following hearing therapy, Chris overcame the condition, but it delayed the recording and release of 'Twisted City'. In 2010, Singleton was interviewed on BBC Breakfast about the condition and how he overcame it to record Lady Gasoline.
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This is due to the higher metabolic demand during this phase. In particular, women tend to show a cravings for chocolate, with higher cravings during the luteal phase. Females with premenstrual syndrome (PMS) report changes in appetite across the menstrual cycle more than non-sufferers of PMS, possibly due to their oversensitivity to changes in hormone levels. In women with PMS, food intake is higher in the luteal phase than follicular.
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Simon was left out from the squad due to the fact that he has not acquired the German language correctly and his oversensitivity according to his coach, Torsten Fröhling. On 13 March 2015, he scored his first goal for the first team of 1860 Munich in a 3–0 away win against Greuther Fürth, when he brought his team to a 1–0 lead in the 34th minute after an assist by Korbinian Vollmann.
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'Ori Lewis, 'Israeli interceptors deployed against machine gun fire, not rockets: army,' Reuters, 25 March 2018.'Heightening tension around the border, Hamas began a military exercise on Sunday in which its fighters set off explosions and test- fired rockets into the sea. Gunfire echoed across Gaza as hundreds of fighters were deployed for the exercise, which is due to continue on Monday'.'Yoav Zitun,Iron Dome system triggered due to 'system oversensitivity' , Ynetnews, 26 March 2018.
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The original show had several well-known celebrities on its panel including Pat Carroll, Buff Cobb, Sam Levenson, Audrey Meadows, Ogden Nash, Betsy Palmer, and Jonathan Winters. Comedian Allan Sherman was the producer, and Stefan Hatos was executive producer; The show's theme music was "The Comedians," an orchestral composition by Dmitri Kabalevsky. The oversensitivity of the show towards advertisers and political correctness complaints, made it fall into a hoax of the satirical magazine The Realist, in 1960.Michael DooleyJuly (2000) Here Lies Paul Krassner, at AIGA Journal of Graphic Design, vol.
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The Atlas personality is typically found in a person who felt obliged during childhood to take on responsibilities (extending beyond normal household chores or looking after siblings) such as providing psychological support to parents, often in a chaotic family situation.R. Baron, Psychology (1995) p. 516 The result in adult life can be a personality devoid of fun, and feeling the weight of the world on their shoulders.N. Barry, Mother's Ruin (2013) Depression and anxiety, as well as oversensitivity to others and an inability to assert their own needs, are further identifiable characteristics.
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In fact, no such technology existed during the lifespan of East Germany, and the mine was actually more similar in capability to an oversized spring gun, but the rumors provided an additional psychological deterrent to would-be border crossers. From 1973 onward, the mines were enclosed in a plastic box housing for protection from the elements, further concealing their design from onlookers. Oversensitivity of the trip wires proved to be a vexing challenge throughout the service life of the SM-70. The wires proved sensitive enough to trigger the mines if a bird rested on the wire, resulting in a large number of accidental detonations in early deployment; this led to an inert "bird wire" being strung slightly above the first actual trip wire to give the birds something to rest on without risking a discharge.
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