Sentence examples for bit sensitive to from inspiring English sources

Yes, we're all a bit sensitive to negative reviewing these days; but if you're going to sit in judgment on anyone, it shouldn't be the critics.

He said: "In the current climate it is a bit sensitive to address the Muslim issue – because some parents may feel their needs are not being met or they aren't being supported.

Ben Horowitz: Well, it's tricky because I always am a little bit sensitive to, "when I was a boy we walked 12 miles in the snow".

The rear panels are made of matte plastic and metal and the case is sturdy, though a bit sensitive to dirt and fingerprints.

I've always been a bit sensitive to this sort of thing.

"I was a bit sensitive to specific types of light, and even though Porto, where I was born, is known for being a grey city, there is this particular light, fog, and ambiance which gives an almost magical quality to the surroundings".

In the small brains of birds that navigate over long distances, one finds bits sensitive to the Earth's magnetic fields.

Philipa, a 26-year-old administrator, feels the same: "You're definitely a bit more stimulated – a bit more sensitive to the touch – on weed.

"We are a little bit more sensitive to their needs".

Overall the servo crane works alright but is a little bit too sensitive to small movements by the Wiimote.

But as Bernie evolves, she learns to become a more sophisticated political strategist and a bit more sensitive to her loved ones' anguish.