Sentence examples for hypersensitive from inspiring English sources

It is the biggest exercise of its kind since the Gulf war, an ambiguous coincidence for a region where the presence of "infidel" armies has become a hypersensitive issue since September 11.

He had felt hypersensitive for a while, often convinced that his wife and three children were somehow in danger.

Why search out the most miserable environments to film in and continue propagating negative stereotypes of Africa as a nest of poverty and problems?" But this would have been an overly defensive reaction, one which would render me the hypersensitive African who prefers to imply racial bias rather than address uncomfortable issues.

And, as Mr Yglesias might argue, one could certainly imagine that local banks might be hypersensitive to any inflationary risk in expansionary monetary policy, and insufficiently interested in taking steps to get more Americans employed.But then you've got the Class B and C directors, who cannot be officers or employees of any bank.

With all due respect to Ms Hill, that is an inane and hypersensitive point.

For all the eccentric Dr Hinzpeter's efforts over a ten-year period, that too was to no avail.The Kaiser grew up to be emotionally needy, bombastic, choleric, hyperactive and hypersensitive.

The right, already suspicious of the power-sharing deal, is hypersensitive to signs of a sell-out.

Even if the effect of colour is marginal, sports authorities today are usually hypersensitive to anything that might give one competitor an unjust edge over another.

Germany is hypersensitive to nuclear peril even at the calmest of times.

In the other of his three books, "The Rings of Saturn", a hypersensitive narrator wanders around Norfolk and Suffolk, contemplating lost industries, civilisations, times and people in a manner that verges on affectation and self-parody.

Financial markets are hypersensitive to sovereign-debt quality in the wake of Greece's troubles.