Sentence examples for be too sensitive from inspiring English sources

It's almost dangerous to be too sensitive".

Furthermore, the outcome function cannot be too sensitive to variations in the agent's type.

You know you are going to be criticised, so you can't be too sensitive".

If true, should this be too sensitive for the public to know?

Suicide appears to be too sensitive a subject to discuss; the otherwise helpful authorities decline to give statistics.

There is a possibility that the test will be too sensitive, detecting PSA even in the absence of prostate cells.

Surrey police say the death is not suspicious yet certain documents are said to be too sensitive to share even with the senior coroner".

Attorney General John Ashcroft has refused to release the names of immigration detainees, saying the information would be "too sensitive for public scrutiny".

"We can have conversations with each other and not offend each other too much and not be too sensitive around each other.

The flow cytometry crossmatch (FCXM) was designed to address these problems, but because of the presence of clinically insignificant antibodies (linked, non-lytic), the FCXM appears to be too sensitive yielding false-positive results.

That system was developed by the courts to deal with the problem of evidence that may be too sensitive for one side in litigation to disclose in the normal way to the other.