Sentence examples for a sensitive piece of from inspiring English sources
Only Pete had anything sort of nice to say about Don behind his back: "That's a sensitive piece of horseflesh – he shouldn't be rattled!" Mad Men has always used the impact of events outside the office to its advantage, showing an America that watched JFK, Martin Luther King, Vietnam together on TV.
"As a writer and a good reader, Marie has picked out a particularly sensitive piece of prose and delivered it beautifully," Ms. Leibfried said, beaming.
Their courtship was an infinitely sensitive piece of choreography, conducted by the delicate touch of 16 translucent legs and four palps (the short feelers at the front of the head), as well as vibrations transmitted through a tracery of silk.
Mr. Zizzi, the former president and chairman of the Long Island Builders Institute, agreed that the West Hills land was "obviously an environmentally sensitive piece of property" but that town efforts to buy it "cannot come into our deliberations".
It is a sensitive piece, in many ways.
In other words, it is a story about a valuable but highly sensitive piece of information that has been 'displaced' and is now about to embark on a complicated itinerary.
It can also turn off factives for certain subjects, say if a player gets embroiled in a particularly controversial or sensitive piece of news.
It is a much more deliberately sensitive piece of writing than seen in his best-selling collection of stories and sketches, Pure Drivel.
Resist the urge to jot down this sensitive piece of information on a piece of paper or, worse, in your phone.
Yet as this thorny issue has receded from the presidential campaign, the two candidates continue to refine their approach to it — especially in regards to illegal immigration, the most politically sensitive piece of the equation.
"He said that Army investigators were particularly concerned about one sensitive piece of information that Specialist Manning possessed that Mr. Lamo would not discuss in more detail".
