Sentences with phrase «as hypersensitive»

Max is insensitive, but not as hypersensitive as the tools in this industry.

White Paintings, Black Paintings, and Red Paintings In 1951, Rauschenberg produced his monochromatic «White Paintings» - referred to by some art critics as hypersensitive screens which registered the smallest adjustments in lighting and atmosphere on their surface, and by sceptics as blank canvases.

However, one commentator said that»... rather than thinking of them as destructive reductions, it might be more productive to see them, as John Cage did, as hypersensitive screens — what Cage suggestively described as «airports of the lights, shadows and particles.»

Rauschenberg explained the White Paintings as hypersensitive surfaces that registered changes in their surroundings.

Mara portrays her as a hypersensitive but extremely resilient figure.

This type of reaction is a true food allergy called an IgE response and is classified as a hypersensitive severe immune reaction that may affect the respiratory tract or circulatory system.

These people are described as hypersensitive to caffeine.2

These emotions often arise as a hypersensitive response to other people's actions, says Dr. Oldham.

Not exact matches

His hypersensitive ears perceived the slightest sound as torture, and he was forced to retreat to the countryside.

I donâ $ ™ t see where I ridiculed you or inferred you as being absurd.â $ Me: Perhaps I am being hypersensitive.

It has always gone back to Jesus, and when a few hypercritical or hypersensitive men nursed doubt as to whether Jesus actually ever existed, they were indignantly vituperated or laughed out of countenance.

Because of his low self - esteem the alcoholic is hypersensitive to Criticism and will often misinterpret the behavior of others as rejection.

In fact, many such people get upset because «hypersensitive» women are suggesting that maybe those people aren't quite as decent as they perceive themselves to be.

While some hypersensitive babies actually sleep more, not all infants are able to fall asleep as an escape to block out sensory overload, according to parenting website Ask Dr. Sears.

Another kind of child is hypersensitive — using the real meaning of the word — sensitive, as in senses.

Infant antacid exposure was linked to a doubling of the risk for developing food allergies, and a 50 percent increase in the risk for developing drug allergies and a hypersensitive immune reaction to foreign toxins, such as a bee sting (anaphylaxis).

As expected, the communists are hypersensitive to criticism of the state — but also to people slating the so - called «Great Firewall», the network blocking technology that prevents Chinese people browsing the internet freely.

Currently, asthma treatments such as anticholinergics target the hypersensitive nerves that connect the brain to so - called parasympathetic neurons in the smooth muscle of the airway.

Importantly, like cancer cells with other mutations in the HR repair pathway, CHD1 - depleted prostate cancer cells proved to be hypersensitive to chemotherapeutic drugs causing DNA breaks, such as Mitomycin C, Irinotecan and PARP inhibitors.

Larson says that one potential disadvantage to using this hypersensitive tool is that it may increase the potential for finding false positives, or cases where an organism is perceived as present when it's not.

This condition is characterized by central nervous system impairments — including cognitive and memory problems, mood dysfunction, sleep disorders and chronic fatigue — and systemic symptoms such as gastrointestinal problems and hypersensitive skin.

Such an allelic chromatin organization might be present at other DMRs as well, and a recent study by Schweizer et al. (2) shows that the imprinting - control region in the 5 % portion of the SNRPN gene has strong hypersensitive sites on the unmethylated maternal chromosome only.

Maybe I'm hypersensitive as body dysmorphic and eating disorders have plagued me since high school.

As a result, the body becomes hypersensitive and overreacts to stuff it shouldn't, including pollen, grass, and other triggers associated with spring.

You get really hypersensitive to these fluctuations without admitting that you have the exact same fluctuations as before when you were heavy, right?

As part of this «reset,» your body becomes hypersensitive to foods that it doesn't feel are good for you.

Experts say up to 3 % of all people are clinically hypersensitive, as many as one - third of us to a lesser degree.

As if their hypersensitive ego couldn't be bruised enough as it is, that's the final straAs if their hypersensitive ego couldn't be bruised enough as it is, that's the final straas it is, that's the final straw.

D'aron Little May Davenport, a polite white teen from Braggsville, Ga., arrives at the hypersensitive University of California at Berkeley as if he's a Southern - fried Candide.

They're certainly a bully, but as numerous instances show, they're a bully that is hypersensitive to criticism.

As apparently affluent as it may seem, the two - income household is hypersensitive to any economic downturn because it needs every penny to get bAs apparently affluent as it may seem, the two - income household is hypersensitive to any economic downturn because it needs every penny to get bas it may seem, the two - income household is hypersensitive to any economic downturn because it needs every penny to get by.

We are hypersensitive to losses (twice as sensitive to losses as we are to gains) and will make irrational decisions to protect ourselves from pain.

Soy allergies are an example of this — where the body treats the soy protein as an allergen causing hypersensitive reactions resulting in itching, pruritus, and distress for your pet.

Some of these hypersensitive reactions include ear infections which have been associated with wheat and other potential allergens; bad gas production and other digestive problems such as diarrhea, vomiting, and loose stools have also been reported.

Do not give Epizyme to any pets who are allergic or hypersensitive to pork products, as it is derived from whole pig (pork) pancreas.

Some dogs can be particularly sensitive, or «hypersensitive,» to bites from parasites, as a single fleabite can cause a lot of discomfort for your pup.

So to fix your dog's hypersensitive immune system you need to fix his gut, which you can do by feeding a grain - free food such as Earthborn Holistic Large Breed Food.

Similarly, dog food can be another source of allergens; some dogs may be hypersensitive towards food ingredients such as dairy products, additives and corn etc. all of which can cause an allergic response.

Dogs of these breeds, such as Border Collies and Australian Shepherds have a high chance of carrying the gene called MDR1 which makes them hypersensitive to many pesticides and anti-parasitic treatments, which can cause seizure, blindness and death.

He was attacked for negativism, but, as he later explained, these paintings were supposed to be «hypersensitive»: shadows on them would indicate how many people were in the room or what time it was.

I think I was simply hypersensitive and aware of the political climate, and as that saying goes, «If you're not angry, you're not paying attention.»

The sexism inherent in many early responses to her work was virulent: A critic wrote in 1960, «The goddess Ate, patroness of reckless blindness and mad impulse, may be responsible for the work of Helen Frankenthaler,» going on to describe the artist and her work (and treating them as one and the same) as «irrational,» «hysterical,» «romantic, hypersensitive, sulky,» and «an example of thin, nervous romanticism.»

After watching the weather channel yesterday that cited one weather aberration after another throughout our country and in Europe, I keep wondering if I'm just hypersensitive to all these strange or catastrophic weather related events or if in fact it has just begun as far as what's coming this next 5 months in the busy time for hurricanes, tornadoes, etc..

As a consequence of the emotional investment, they are hypersensitive to anything they perceive as an attack on their «baby»As a consequence of the emotional investment, they are hypersensitive to anything they perceive as an attack on their «baby»as an attack on their «baby».

The new sensors are hypersensitive to explosives, with the ability to detect even single molecules of the chemicals, and further, they can even detect the molecules the explosive chemicals form into as they break down.

Great barristers are hypersensitive as to how the jury responds.

Just as we must be alive to and avoid conflicts of interest, we must be hypersensitive to situations in which we — or others — may be willfully blind.

The vague criteria can lead to false diagnoses, such as in cases of hypersensitive caretakers or children who originally possess more problematic temperaments.