Sentence examples for bit more sensitive to from inspiring English sources
"We are a little bit more sensitive to their needs".
"But I also think that Wal-Mart would not be the big bogeyman if they were a bit more sensitive to issues of scale and location".
But as Bernie evolves, she learns to become a more sophisticated political strategist and a bit more sensitive to her loved ones' anguish.
"I think he's a little bit more sensitive to criticism than Steve Jobs was," says Tim Bajarin of Creative Strategies, a consultancy.
The scalp may be a little bit more sensitive to begin with but normal shampoos, conditioners and styling products can still be used.
But communal solutions of this kind mean that animals have to balance in a rather sophisticated way the benefits of unabashed selfishness (grab what you can at everyone else's expense) with the benefits that derive from cooperation as a group (which necessarily means being a bit more sensitive to others' needs and interests).
"But being a scouser makes you that bit more sensitive, I think, to portraying people accurately.
"Only that they need in some way...let women know that it may well be distressing, cause it's not alluded to anywhere in the leaflets, the nurses don't say it...it wouldn't, cost much or y'know, you wouldn't have to do much to make the experience a little bit more sensitive" Interviewee #17 Many women described how the attitude of the staff was highly important in influencing their experience.
"I'm a little bit more sensitive about flying, and I never cared about flying in the past.
