Sentence examples similar to oversensitive to evaluation from inspiring English sources

Just as an allergy indicates oversensitivity to certain foods, it may be that doctors and parents have become oversensitive to food allergies.

Am I being oversensitive to the gendering of heirlooms and just let it pass?

Those accustomed to good roads may grumble more loudly about much smaller shortcomings.Combined indices can also be oversensitive to updates.

Scientists have found that certain glutamate receptors in the nerve cells of patients with HD tend to be oversensitive to glutamate.

Stung by (and oversensitive to) criticism since his 20s, Britten in March 1952 contributed the following article to Opera magazine.

Like classic narcissists, malignant narcissists are grandiose, self-centered, oversensitive to criticism and unable to feel empathy for others.

Hay fever is an allergic response – the cells lining the nose become oversensitive to pollen (and in other cases, to house dustmites or animal fur) and release chemicals such as histamines that inflame the nose (rhinitis) and eyes (conjunctivitis).

(Supertasters, despite their name, have too many taste buds and are thus oversensitive to flavor, and tend to prefer bland foods; non-tasters can eat an exquisite risotto and say, "Eh").

"Fifa has undergone a process which makes Fifa oversensitive to these elements and making sure all the compliance requirements are fulfilled when we sign commercial agreements".

The police, increasingly oversensitive to complaints of homophobia, have been involved in some very unpleasant incidents showing how necessary the safeguard is.

He's joking, to a degree, but I ask him whether he has become oversensitive to the opinions of his contemporaries.