Sentence examples for become especially sensitive to from inspiring English sources
But the Japanese have become especially sensitive to school crimes in recent years, after a man entered a schoolyard in Kyoto 18 months ago and stabbed a 7-year-old boy to death.
The Getty show, despite a didactic, text-burdened installation, persuasively conveys this vision of architecture as an existential emblem, something we have become especially sensitive to since September, and of art as an act of oblique self-disclosure and painstaking self-transcendence.
Recent tests revealed that a storage building contained high levels of beryllium dust, which if inhaled can cause people to become especially sensitive to further exposure and eventually lead to lung disease.
Finally, certain genes that are strongly associated with negative elongation factors NELF and DSIF may become especially sensitive to P-TEFb activation.
He made independent studies of Aborigines, learning their languages and customs, and became especially sensitive to their feelings, trying to deal with them fairly and with understanding.
The younger Mr. Cuomo appears less trusting of reporters than his father, and becomes especially sensitive when asked about his highly public divorce from Kerry Kennedy.
In subsequent intervals (Latencies 2-8), WKY latencies became particularly sensitive to rate of reinforcement, especially in adulthood.
He always wakes at daybreak, he explained, because his eyelids are especially thin and his eyes especially sensitive to light.
