Sentence examples for for being so sensitive from inspiring English sources
On the one hand, a wispy-haired soft boy known for being so sensitive Lord Byron joked that his cause of death was being "snuff'd out by an article".
In particular the results for resistance are so sensitive that it becomes possible to infer which of the current models for aperture resistance within the perforate is the most appropriate.
Blackwater executives boast that some of their work for the government is so sensitive that the company cannot tell one federal agency what it is doing for another.
For instance, parents are so sensitive about their children's names -- often derived from Sanskrit -- that they will go to great lengths to insist that their kids be called something "more American".
The lawyer who handled Mrs. Mayo's application for a death certificate was so sensitive and efficient that Mrs. Mayo was thinking of writing her a thank-you note.
For a writer who has been so sensitive to the plight of the composer under political pressure, it is ironic that Ross ignores this.
But the party has to be extremely cautious because the issue is so sensitive for its left wing.The Tories suffer from no such constraints.
Belhaj's rendition is so sensitive for MI6 and the British government because Sir Mark concludes his message to Musa Kusa by saying that he has no intention of receiving the results of Belhaj's interrogation via the Americans - as the Americans were requesting - as "the intelligence was British".
Ya, I have anxiety, I'm a human sponge for everyone's feelings, and I'm so sensitive I'll cry at a cheerios commercial, but the ability to feel so much is also gift.
Some diagnostic tests for enteropathogens, particularly molecular-based assays, may be so sensitive that they detect the passage through the gut of minute inocula of ingested pathogens that are insufficient to cause diarrhea.
