Sentence examples for are too sensitive to from inspiring English sources

"Some words are too sensitive to say, but there has to be at least some genetic component behind the differences people show,'' he told me.

The argument used to justify the exclusion has been that cabinet discussions are too sensitive to include representatives with Palestinian sympathies.

Let us by all means have a debate about whether we are too sensitive to deal with genuine issues, but can we please stop rewriting history.

In Indonesia, many conservative officials feel that sexual topics are too sensitive to be discussed publicly and oppose mandatory sex education.

You will either hate this last recommendation or love it, and if you are too sensitive to see a sheep's head on your plate, complete with boiled eyes and tongues (I am), skip this suggestion right away.

Or are there certain operations which are too sensitive to be outsourced to private companies, whether out of concern for the welfare of the host communities or for fear of undermining the state's cherished monopoly on the use of force?

Bayliss is too sensitive to name names.

Only 15percentthoughththeyey were "too sensitive to public opinion".

"Because it's too sensitive to talk about that.

"There's a sense of bits being too sensitive to be published".

Justice Department lawyers objected that the document was too sensitive to be kept at the court.