Sentence examples for particular sensitivities from inspiring English sources

"There are clearly particular sensitivities about the BBC," Smith acknowledges, "especially at the moment.

There were particular sensitivities involved in this case which the officers were aware of throughout the course of this investigation.

"I think academics talk quite a lot about how particular literary texts might play to or provoke particular sensitivities – we do talk about that privately.

There are particular sensitivities surrounding criminal rehabilitation charities such as Unlock, a past winner of the Guardian Charity Awards, which have ex-offender trustees and senior managers.

The Pyeongchang Games involve particular sensitivities — the Games, located just 50 miles from the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea, will be held amid a war of words between the United States and North Korea over the North's nuclear tests.

And there are verified cases in which individuals have particular sensitivities to signals outside the normal range of human hearing.

But terrorism demands particular sensitivity.

She brings a particular sensitivity to the discussion.

Ullmann said she believed that female directors had a particular sensitivity in their approach.

Gifted with a particular sensitivity and method, a theorist can pry open the world.

Recently observed rapid changes demonstrate that the Arctic region is showing particular sensitivity to climate change1,3.