Sentence examples for knows how sensitive from inspiring English sources

He doesn't want to say this — he knows how sensitive she is about her weight — but out it comes.

And anyone who has ever worked in opinion polling knows how sensitive the results are to the precise wording of a survey.

And you know how sensitive authors on the cusp of publication can be.

In combustion modeling, it is desirable to know how sensitive the predictions are to certain parameters in the model formulation.

I know how sensitive they are, how much pain they can feel, how a mere scratch bothers them.

But I'm careful about what I say and who I talk to, because I know how sensitive it is".

It was difficult, too, to know how sensitive the Nest Protect was compared with my last smoke alarm.

[C3.] Investigators for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration want to know how sensitive design data got into the hands of a hacker, and then into the hands of a reporter.

"It could mean a car," he said, "or it could be a book of poetry that you wrote, or bought, and left lying around to let everyone know how sensitive you are".

The comment was especially wounding and unnecessary, he felt, because Ferguson has a reputation for working with young players and must know how sensitive they can be to criticism.

Full of advice on how to be creative and caring and sharing, on growing and nurturing and finding "wellsprings" and "pathways" on our "journey" through life, this Nudelman frequently lapses into unconscious self-congratulation; and he certainly doesn't mind letting one know how sensitive he is.