Sentence examples for be so sensitive to from inspiring English sources

"Maybe I didn't used to be so sensitive to the actors' needs to be with their children.

The investigation showed that buckling loads of cylinders which are imperfection-sensitive under axial loading may not be so sensitive to combined loads.

Today, in the post-macaca era, you'd figure that politicians would be so sensitive to the perpetual presence of recording devices that they'd censor their comments even while muttering to themselves when taking a shower.

The telescope is expected to be so sensitive to the effects of advanced civilizations that it could pick up the equivalent of our airport radar systems coming from anywhere among the nearest million stars in our galaxy.

In February, Mr. Zucker told Newsweek what he had told Mr. Olbermann privately: "I wish it weren't so personal". The previous year, Mr. Murdoch said that Mr. O'Reilly "shouldn't be so sensitive" to the attacks lobbed by MSNBC.

Audiences today can be so sensitive to edgy jokes they publicly shame the comedians who make them.

"Butterflies are so sensitive to the weather.

That was because he was so sensitive to the environment.

More than that, being so sensitive to nature, they make us more sensitive to its effects.

Perhaps that's why we are so sensitive to what our breasts say about us.

Camellias are so sensitive to orientation that rotating a pot can cause buds to drop.