Sentence examples for a bit more sensitive from inspiring English sources

The camera is a bit more sensitive to movement than a full-size one with all the lighting options, but the quality here is good.

"But I also think that Wal-Mart would not be the big bogeyman if they were a bit more sensitive to issues of scale and location".

But as Bernie evolves, she learns to become a more sophisticated political strategist and a bit more sensitive to her loved ones' anguish.

But communal solutions of this kind mean that animals have to balance in a rather sophisticated way the benefits of unabashed selfishness (grab what you can at everyone else's expense) with the benefits that derive from cooperation as a group (which necessarily means being a bit more sensitive to others' needs and interests).

In iMessages for instance, Siri on iOS is getting a bit more sensitive to your context.

There's some irrational sense of protection that comes with darkness that makes a person a bit more sensitive.

"There's some other areas that are just a little bit more sensitive in terms of the work that we're doing — but a lot of work around representative learning and transfer learning".

"We are a little bit more sensitive to their needs".

These players today are a little bit more sensitive than guys in my days.

I'm a little bit more sensitive about those issues than I was years ago.

"I'm a little bit more sensitive about flying, and I never cared about flying in the past.