Sentence examples for be sensitive about the from inspiring English sources

"You will be sensitive about the Philip Green thing, won't you?" she asks.

Critics of the triple zero have reason to be sensitive about the issue of size in women's clothing.

When breaking the news, be sensitive about the timing, advises Bogdan Costea, an expert in performance management at Lancaster University Management School.

Muslims can be sensitive about the Western reaction, and Ms. Abaza, who grew up here in a wealthy Francophone family, is an easy target.

"I encourage the candidates to be sensitive about the words they use," Mr. Clyburn said "This is an historic race for America to have such strong, diverse candidates vying for the Democratic nomination".

The BBC Trust said, however, that the corporation must be sensitive about the scheduling of The Apprentice and the forthcoming Junior Apprentice in the run-up to the next general election, which must be called before 3 June 2010.

He is sensitive about the alcohol thing.

She's sensitive about the show's reinvention.

He was sensitive about the issue of nationality.

"That's leadership," he said, "when you're sensitive about the driver".

But he also acknowledged that Mrs. Clinton was sensitive about the event.