Sentence examples for religiously sensitive from inspiring English sources

3.59pm GMT Justice Sonia Sotomayor had little patience for Clement today: Irin Carmon (@irin) Clement opened by referring to BC as "religiously sensitive" and Soto immediately cut him off to ask about religious objections to vaccines.

If his sudden interest in religiously sensitive political issues wasn't deliberately manufactured to appeal to the anti-Clinton right, it certainly does give him something to write to them about.

Islamic mysticism, or Sufism, emerged out of early ascetic reactions on the part of certain religiously sensitive personalities against the general worldliness that had overtaken the Muslim community and the purely "externalist" expressions of Islam in law and theology.

It thus isn't surprising that religiously sensitive people often conclude that a maximally perfect reality must be free from them.

Was my classmate just trying to be extra culturally and religiously sensitive?

The ban on racially or religiously sensitive speech has been criticized as possibly curtailing free speech on genuine political matters and limiting the scope of constitutionally entrenched fundamental liberties.

It appears that Tunisia's religiously-sensitive weren't content with the public apology of Nessma TV head Nebil Karoui, and they demonstrated their anger on Friday in numbers greater than the previous weekend's.

In Zimbabwe and Thailand, the discussion of religiously-sensitive issues was discouraged during project activities held in, or in close proximity to, Catholic churches (e.g. on church grounds).

Some 70 Palestinians and 17 Israeli soldiers were killed in the violence; Israel had opened the exit surreptitiously, without coordinating with the Muslim authorities, in an area that is religiously and politically sensitive.

"It is a very sensitive place politically and religiously and is of importance to both Christians and Jews," said Lt. Col. Ofer Mey-tal, of the department of Civil Administration, who oversees the project.

Undertaking sensitive HIV research in the culturally and religiously diverse Pacific nation of Papua New Guinea (PNG) requires careful consideration of myriad cultural, social and religious beliefs and practices [ 1- 4].