Sentence examples similar to being more sensitive about from inspiring English sources
"He's more sensitive about that than the public".
He explained: "It seemed sensible to start with this because people are more sensitive about burning books, for example, but there's certainly potential to grow".
It was the wives who tended to be more sensitive about the potential pitfalls of having their husbands on the payroll.
But by and large Europe has been more sensitive about divulging personal information in the computer age than the United States has.
Perhaps when they understand, they will include you more often or be more sensitive about broadcasting their nights on the town.
"We are also working with some radio stations at district level to help journalists to be more sensitive about violence against women … so they can be aware … and be sensitive when reporting stories about women who experienced violence," says Luintel.
There have been many voices complaining that the Paris attacks have received more global attention than similar attacks in Lebanon and Iraq, and that the global news agenda is more sensitive about the loss of white western lives than others.
"We're seeing less Canadians and if you do get an inquiry from a Canadian, I find they're more sensitive about the price because they're doing the calculation in their minds.
She says Lech Kaczyński, the late Polish president and PiS co-founder, who was Warsaw's mayor from 2002 to 2005, was more sensitive about culture than the current PO mayor.
