Sentence examples for is unusually sensitive to from inspiring English sources

The movie is unusually sensitive to the anxieties around adoption.

Mr. Schwartz is unusually sensitive to subtle shifts in light and sound, and with good reason.

Justin, for example, is unusually sensitive to noise; others are uncomfortable with light or touch.

(She is unusually sensitive to all sounds in nature & recently switched milk companies in the wild hope of muffling the seven-o'clock bottle).

Chall is unusually sensitive to the heightened awareness, the wonder mixed with fear, that travel brings with it, especially when all that's familiar seems to be receding as rapidly as the girl's smiling, waving mother back on the station platform.

John Paul, who is unusually sensitive to the opportunities that the Church calandar offers for symbolic gestures, chose Saturday, the eve of Easter, to nominate the Rev. Zithulele Patrick Mvemve, 45 years old for the post of Auxiliary Bishop of Johannesburg.

And yet she was unusually sensitive to sound.

Maybe I'm unusually sensitive to this stuff.

On-line modeling applications are unusually sensitive to problems related to project management and organization.

Simple numerical experiments show that both models are unusually sensitive to the computational grid.

Japanese banks were unusually sensitive to the value of those assets.