Sentence examples for seemingly sensitive from inspiring English sources
The hacking group, which calls itself "CyberCaliphate," is tweeting out what the group claims are U.S. military PowerPoints and data on retired Army personnel — seemingly sensitive files that have no business being publicly aired.
Under Robert Egan's direction, Keach, wearing the artist's uniform of moldy jeans and paint-spattered shirts, embodies so well the alternately compelling and repugnant life force of a man like Malcolm, seemingly sensitive and insensitive in equal, incompatible portions.
Investigators reportedly found seemingly sensitive State Department-related e-mails on at least one device used by Weiner, including a laptop computer shared by Abedin and Weiner which was used to sext with the girl, a 15-year old (yikes!) in North Carolina.
Why VSM should be seemingly sensitive to Progerin is unclear, but it maybe relevant that in skin biopsies from HGPS patients, VSM expressed the highest levels of Progerin [ 18, 48].
Furthermore, the fatty-acid composition of sphingolipids is seemingly sensitive to changes in dietary fat that might be vital for understanding the effects saturated fatty acids have on cell functions.
Under these conditions, the modulus decrease was seemingly more sensitive to the effects of fatigue than the acoustic emission response.
"Is it the sequins?" The nice thing is that the people are almost unfailingly pleasant, polite, seemingly culturally sensitive and as helpful as they can possibly be.
Seemingly more sensitive and introverted than any of her western modernist contemporaries, Mohamedi dedicated herself to a lifetime's pursuit of what she called "the maximum of the minimum" and "the limitless of limits".
Elizabeth, who was so expressive, had left no note; the self-immolation seemed out of character for someone squeamish about pain and seemingly too sensitive to put a dorm full of friends at risk.
Some posts are swiftly culled, whereas others on seemingly more sensitive topics are left untouched.
It's seemingly a sensitive issue, the differences in the growth of the two Internet high-fliers.
