Sentence examples for notoriously sensitive from inspiring English sources
Carpenter bees are notoriously sensitive to noise, which may in fact be a sensitivity to vibrations.
And crude oil prices are notoriously sensitive to other factors.
Poets are notoriously sensitive souls, of course, so it could just be that if you're a poet death is catching, like flu.
"Will he talk about our policy differences or will he attack me with every imaginable low-road insult?" Romney said, anticipating the notoriously sensitive Trump's reaction.
Indeed, for a man who is notoriously sensitive about his public image, he has coped with the spate of newspaper stories about his sexuality with admirable coolness.
Christie's point to the fact that the sale was held on a particularly jittery day for the world stockmarkets, and the art market is notoriously sensitive to the first whiff of recession.
The singer responded: "Ricky, if I am just like a virgin why don't you come over here and do something about it?" His final gift to broadcasters, who air the programme in primetime on America's notoriously-sensitive public airwaves, was to swear while discussing the Spanish-speaking Salma Hayek and Antonio Banderas.
New Jersey is a notoriously tax-sensitive state, and Mr. Franks is trying to instill fear in voters' minds that Mr. Corzine is simply too rich for their blood.
Heineken hopes to replicate its earlier successes in France and Italy by using BBAG's local network to sell its international brands, Heineken and Amstel.Unfortunately, central Europeans, particularly beery Czechs, are notoriously price-sensitive, parochial boozers.
The signaling pathway in which GDF11 lies "is notoriously dose-sensitive," and low and high doses can have different or opposite effects, she says.
At the end of the day commodities are notoriously supply-demand sensitive, so everyones finding innovative ways to save..
