Sentence examples for genuinely sensitive from inspiring English sources

Being genuinely sensitive to size, sum is clearly a better measure of logical weakness than the world furthest from actuality.

In March 2007, twenty-two authors published an open letter in the New York Review of Books, calling on National Archivist Allen Weinstein to take possession of the Joannides files from the CIA, review them for genuinely sensitive and private information, and release them to the public.

But those who suspect they are genuinely gluten sensitive feel angry that they aren't taken seriously.

On the one hand he's genuinely humble, sensitive to the poor, rides buses... but on the other he's a doctrinaire traditionalist who won't at all change the catechism against women in the church hierarchy, against celibacy, against married priests.

In short: the Pentagon damage report concludes that the "staggering" cache of documents that Snowden might have taken (most of which he probably didn't) could potentially cause grave harm if disclosed to a foreign power (which, as far as we know, they haven't been), and assumed that only genuinely super-sensitive information gets classified (which top intelligence officials concede isn't true).

This test thus apparently shows that no expressions beyond the obvious ones — 'here'nowetc 'now,' etc. — are genuinely context-sensitive.

It has been objected, however, that regardless of exactly which model is adopted, the linguistic data surrounding 'know(s)' is not what one would expect were it a genuinely context-sensitive term.

A further 29% react at higher nasal doses, leaving only a few (12%) remaining genuinely aspirin-sensitive individuals to be picked up by oral challenge.

Closed hearings would be limited to evidence that would genuinely endanger the most sensitive informant that we rely on to protect the public".

Closed hearings would be limited to evidence that would genuinely endanger the most sensitive information that the government relied on to protect the public, he added.

For all these masculine growls, though, there have been few American poets more acutely tenderhearted, more genuinely and at times dismayingly sensitive, than Roethke and Wright.