Sentence examples for makes me sensitive from inspiring English sources

I have a pituitary disorder that makes me sensitive to hormonal changes.

Maybe this makes me sensitive, but I know there is some significant fraction of readers nodding along.

My neurological make-up has made me sensitive, but extreme sensitivity can also be a good thing [for a writer]: it makes you deeply aware of what's around you.

But I think it's also made me sensitive to other people's issues as well".

The upside of this scorn is that it's made me sensitive to the genius of others.

"My travels made me sensitive to the plight of those without power and the issues of class and inequalities as it relates to wealth and power," he said.

These experiences have made me sensitive to the fact that our society is a long way from empowering both men and women to balance their professional and family lives.

"It makes me more sensitive to animal welfare in general," Haynes said, his words vague but his meaning unambiguous.

I have never been accused of being responsible about money, but maybe that inherent irresponsibility is what makes me so sensitive to the evasions in Manny Howard's article (Oct . 15 about his spending habits.

I wonder sometimes if being female makes me more sensitive to others.

I suppose her girlhood makes me especially sensitive to this topic -- girls tend to be so predisposed to issues of self-worth and an unwillingness to make their voices heard.