Sentence examples for far sensitive from inspiring English sources
The first reason is that, unlike ground combat, the principal aim at sea is to put the fighting machine, not the fighting man, out of action, and modern machines are (thus far) sensitive to damage.
Asked to rate the sensitivity of various types of personal information, users rated health records as far more sensitive than other information they typically share with Web companies.
He was wistful, lonely and far too sensitive.
The bird's nest is far too sensitive a topic.
Back then, people were far less sensitive than we are to pedophiliac nuance.
When affect guides our decisions, we are far more sensitive to possibility than to probability.
"The [Obama] administration is far more sensitive to what Turkey does with Iran".
I didn't anticipate that reporting about women would be far more sensitive than asking questions about jihadists.
"The information that has now disappeared carried a far more sensitive classification than the material Dr. Lee downloaded.
