Sentence examples for has been particularly sensitive about from inspiring English sources
The Obama administration has been particularly sensitive about security of US government employees in Libya since the 11 September 2012, attack on the US mission in the country's second largest city of Benghazi that killed the ambassador, Chris Stevens, and three other Americans.
Venezuelan leaders, taking a cue from their outspoken president, Hugo Chavez, have been particularly sensitive about being portrayed as puppets of the American government, and went out of their way last week to criticize lobbying efforts by Mr. Richardson, the energy secretary.
I've been particularly sensitive about it ever since seventh grade when a metal-shop teacher looked over some work I was doing and said, "I don't know how you left-handed monkeys get along".
The school board and the superintendent have been particularly sensitive to the needs of senior citizens and young couples.
(The Greeks and Romans seem to have been particularly sensitive to odd nasal noises.
The Chinese government has always been particularly sensitive about Hong Kong being used a staging ground for subversion.
Hillary Clinton has been particularly skillful not only on defense issues but also on such sensitive subjects as abortion rights.
"The ecodesign regulations have been disputed and the commission has had bad press, and maybe they are particularly sensitive about this".
One Congressional aide said Mr. Bush had been particularly concerned about The Post story because the C.I.A. director, George J. Tenet, had been forced to persuade the newspaper not to publish even more sensitive material.
The announcement has inevitably come under intense scrutiny from online communities that are particularly sensitive about the topic of personal privacy.
