Sentence examples for is deeply sensitive from inspiring English sources
French public opinion is deeply sensitive to the impact on Calais and the recent migrant deaths.
But the mind, or the brain, a part of the body just as Wilson says it is, is deeply sensitive to itself.
Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany is deeply sensitive to her voters' antipathy to financing Europe's bailout, or to measures that risk provoking inflation.
Cue diplomatic unease as an online poll was topped by questions over the controversial jailing of oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky – a matter over which the Kremlin is deeply sensitive.
In this sense, Plotinus is deeply sensitive to the "duality" outside of God (and, as such, the duality of Intellect), even in passages where he is not overtly referencing the composition of Intellect/Being out of intelligible matter (which is to say, even in passages where he is not emphasizing the dual nature of Intellect).
The Labour Party, while pro-EU, is deeply sensitive to looking 'weak' on immigration and has shifted to the right on the issue.
Rossi was deeply sensitive to this, and his efforts at modernization fully reflected this sensitivity.
Indonesia has long been deeply sensitive about foreign journalists covering Papua.
He mined texts exhaustively, was deeply sensitive to actors and ensured theatre was a memorable visual experience.
