Sentence examples for makes him sensitive from inspiring English sources

He is unshaven and wearing red plastic sunglasses (for protective purposes; he was born with a condition that makes him sensitive to light).

In part because he has hyperacusis in his left ear, which makes him sensitive to loud sounds, he doesn't like performing live.

His expertise makes him sensitive to potential pitfalls that can develop when researchers try to disentangle ethnicity, ancestry, social ties and genetics, he said.

"If a student graduates from an osteopathic medical school, he's grounded in all the scientific paraphernalia that one needs, but he also has a philosophy that makes him more humanistic, that makes him sensitive and caring, that makes him people-oriented," Pumerantz said.

I think it made him sensitive.

This made him sensitive to the Shoah.

But O'Malley, who is popular among African Americans, said his two terms as mayor of Baltimore made him sensitive to drug-related violence.

"I would hope that his expertise in real estate would make him sensitive to the issues that developers consider," Mr. Berger said.

Wittgenstein and Rhees had made him sensitive to the complexity of talk of God's existence and agency as it occurs in our life with religious language.

The drug had made him sensitive to the sun, and he burned his skin cleaning the pool one afternoon, even with strong sunblock.

(And it was only the mayor's bout with cancer that made him sensitive to the problem in the first place).