Sentence examples for badly sensitive from inspiring English sources
She slept badly, sensitive to the slightest abnormal sound — the creak of a house timber, the rising wind, a raccoon forcing its way through the skirting of the house and under the kitchen floorboards.
Perhaps sensitive to how badly their reputation can be damaged by video evidence of what takes place at protests, the police took aggressive steps Monday night to limit the number of cameras at future demonstrations by bashing the head of at least one world-renowned news photographer, and arresting two members of the activist media collective known as Mídia Ninja.
For that, women are badly needed, not only for culturally sensitive tasks such as entering homes and dealing directly with the women present, or carrying out body searches on other women.
Some people have very sensitive skin and react badly to cement.
Our discussion compares and contrasts our results with others, and we speculate whether a metal-sensitive arthritic patient who badly needs a hip replacement may still benefit from a coated implant despite the risk.
Some prisoner advocates have pointed out that the videos disregard sensitive topics that could reflect badly on DOCCS.
Germany, Europe's powerhouse economy, has been flirting with recession, and the reason is simple: its export-sensitive growth model has been badly hit by slowing world trade.
It isn't that the alarms are badly designed, but rather that they are very sensitive to smoke and heat – and biased to avoid missing a real fire at all costs.
Window methods are very sensitive but less specific and detect badly lone isolated gene.
The question of how to appeal to the nation's changing demographics is sensitive for Republicans, especially since Romney so badly lost the non-white vote to Obama, the nation's first African American president.
As badly as they misunderstand it, the critics of politically sensitive speech seem to have seized on the fact that it's just that: talk without any real, empathetic action to back it up.
