Sentence examples for a bit of sensitivity from inspiring English sources

"Let's have a bit of sensitivity".

Think of the Vamp as a bit of sensitivity training.

"Well I thought it needed a bit of sensitivity, since it's about death!" she says with a shriek of merriment.

"I think, the, the email that you sent out, I think there is a, just FYI, there is a bit of sensitivity around this topic," a member of the bank's central risk modeling group warned the engineer afterward in a phone call.

Ms. Kostkowicz reported a bit of tooth sensitivity after her BriteSmile treatment, but said she did not mind; she was also not bothered by the 24-hour prohibition on coffee and red wine.

"There is," he said, "a bit of a sensitivity to Mrs. Helmsley's nickname, so if there is a way to not use the 'queen of mean' in this story " His voice trailed off.

It was the Department of Defence's role to train them, to tell them where exactly they were going, and to give them a bit of cultural sensitivity.Of course, sometimes I have the instinct to step in but I can't, that is not my role.You mention openly crying interviewing women who were victims of gang rape and sexual assault in the DRC.

Dr Rossello, who operated on Kubica's severely damaged right hand, added: "He has a little bit of sensitivity already in his hand and has started some gentle hand exercises with the slight flexing of his fingers.

However, with a bit of cultural awareness and sensitivity, I believe our society can learn to treat one another with a deeper level of respect.

It would have been great to see Rafman's work demonstrate the slightest bit of sensitivity to the immense social and political importance of Pariser Platz the site itself, not as a place full of zombies and lifeless falling bodies, but one where alternative social horizons, movements, and events could be imagined".

I can't help but think Sewell's insouciance towards other people's sensitivities is a bit of an act.