Sentence examples for a bit sensitive to from inspiring English sources

Yes, we're all a bit sensitive to negative reviewing these days; but if you're going to sit in judgment on anyone, it shouldn't be the critics.

He said: "In the current climate it is a bit sensitive to address the Muslim issue – because some parents may feel their needs are not being met or they aren't being supported.

The rear panels are made of matte plastic and metal and the case is sturdy, though a bit sensitive to dirt and fingerprints.

I've always been a bit sensitive to this sort of thing.

"I was a bit sensitive to specific types of light, and even though Porto, where I was born, is known for being a grey city, there is this particular light, fog, and ambiance which gives an almost magical quality to the surroundings".

Ben Horowitz: Well, it's tricky because I always am a little bit sensitive to, "when I was a boy we walked 12 miles in the snow".

"Being a rather larger person myself, I find it sometimes a little bit sensitive to say, 'You really ought to lose some weight', when, actually, the same person could be saying it back to me".

"Obviously, they're a bit sensitive with Obama coming to town.

These settings seemed a bit sensitive, which can lead some owners to disable them.

There's currently something going on in the outskirts of the tech world that's a bit sensitive, so no one really likes to talk about it: we (journalists, bloggers, etc) are at war with the PR industry.

Stanford's power over the Bay Area and the tech industry has been criticized at high levels recently, so the school needs to be a bit sensitive in wielding its strength.