Sentence examples for given sensitive from inspiring English sources

He fell out of favor with the Americans, who maintained that he had given sensitive secrets to Iran, and his offices here were raided by the police.

WHEN investigators were trying to find out who might have given sensitive weapons secrets to China, they paid special attention to Wen Ho Lee in part because of his Chinese ancestry.

Sometimes, these famous men really seem like motherless children – both McCartney and Lennon lose their mothers in their teens and this huge, shared loss is given sensitive and apposite emphasis.

A10 Prosecutor Criticizes Ex-Aide A federal prosecutor has asserted that I. Lewis Libby Jr., the former chief of staff to Vice President Dick Cheney, is trying to sabotage the criminal case against him by insisting that he be given sensitive government documents for his defense.

For example, because of rivalries between army and navy intelligence offices, which did not want to jeopardize the "security" of their information, President Franklin D. Roosevelt was not given sensitive information about Japan in the months before the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor in December 1941.

Execution time = Total time taken by the algorithm to hide all the given sensitive information present in a dataset.

And Casey Affleck gave sensitive yet entirely different performances in two movies this year.

Therefore it found no evidence that Mr. Grigoriev gave sensitive information to Inkombank while working at the World Bank, she said.

Recruiters are busy people and often understandably nervous about giving sensitive feedback to people they don't know very well.

Mr. Perahia played a magnificent recital at Avery Fisher Hall on Tuesday night, giving sensitive and exciting performances of works by Bach, Mozart, Beethoven and Brahms.

Tim Pingott-Smith in Charles III and Gabriel Byrne in Long Day's Journey Into Night both give sensitive and intelligent performances, in contrast to Jeff Daniels's stirringly full-stroke approach in Blackbird.