Sentence examples for are still sensitive from inspiring English sources

N.F.L. officials are still sensitive about the action 38 years later.

They have freer rein to explore their own history, though many contemporary topics are still sensitive, several American scholars say.

Those are still sensitive issues, but here, as with arms control, transparency and confidence-building are what really matter.

"Their rulers are still sensitive to public opinion and especially the pockets of pro-Isis sympathy among certain segments, some of them wealthy and influential".

For Turks, many of whom are still sensitive about no longer being a great empire, joining Europe's most exclusive club would confirm that they are as good as anyone.

Most Greeks are still sensitive to the sight of police officers near universities, too reminiscent of the tanks that rolled onto the campus of the Athens Polytechnic in 1973.

Yet in the modern Muslim country, the debate around abortion is still sensitive.

But he is still sensitive to divisions in the political class and public opinion.

But another property of the atoms, called their spin, is still sensitive to the new frequency.

The skin is still sensitive, he said Saturday, but he will be able to play.

He said he was still sensitive to light and experiencing other symptoms after practicing Wednesday.