Sentence examples for a tad sensitive from inspiring English sources
You might expect audiences here to be a tad sensitive about films portraying their compatriots as irredeemable civilisation-destroyers, but that's actually the least of The Monuments Men's problems.
"The educated urban Indian is a tad sensitive about how certain attributes of Indian history, society and culture are portrayed in the western media," says Mumbai resident Hemanth Gopinath.
We are not responsible for the re-creation of the site!" A tad sensitive he is there.
Only cynics suspect politicians might be a tad sensitive to what their major benefactors want--if, of course, they want anything, which politicians swear they never do.
Sensible, even a tad innovative?
Given that PHD has a higher affinity for oxygen than FIH [ 47], the differential and spatially dependent gene upregulation by HIF is attributed to the sensitivity of certain genes to an oxygen gradient which inactivates PHD but not FIH (mild hypoxia; N-TAD-sensitive/C-TAD-insensitive genes) or both PHD and FIH (strong hypoxia; N-TAD/C-TAD-sensitive genes) [ 29, 46].
This long opening section, nearly a third of the novel, is charmingly written, if a tad too reliant on the boilerplate YA origin narrative: sensitive, supernaturally gifted misfits versus mean people.
The virtual reality free-floating space survival sim left me a tad queasy, and I'm somewhere in the middle of the VR sickness sensitive spectrum.
Around midday, the technology-sensitive Nasdaq Composite Index was up 0.36% while broad-cap yardstick S&P 500 slid just a tad, 0.23%, compared with Tuesday's close.
This is a tad simplistic.
