Sentence examples for sensitive about how from inspiring English sources

Thailand is particularly sensitive about how the monarchy is portrayed in books and films.

And the Daily News employees are obviously sensitive about how they are perceived by the public.

Obama said public officials have to be more sensitive about how they handle information and personal data.

Ever since I moved to my present home in Cliffside Park in 1974 (from New York), I have been very sensitive about how this state is referred to.

Dr. Wyrick said she thought of him then as "a goody-two-shoes, aggressive about his science but very sensitive about how he was portrayed by other people".

Maybe he was sensitive about how the three-night booking, which began on Monday — Valentine's Day — had him supporting two less accomplished guests and a programmatic conceit.

Charities have become hyper-sensitive about how they invest their money of late.

Loral is now the subject of a criminal investigation for possibly providing the Chinese with sensitive information about how to improve their rockets.

The sensitive question about how much Paul O'Neill has thought about his deceased father during the World Series was asked, and O'Neill instantly started fiddling with the index finger on his left hand.

Many, but not all, were stamped "confidential" because they contained highly sensitive information about how Theragenics had modified its 14 cyclotrons to make the palladium its trade secrets.

Copperfield handled it deftly and politely, explaining how all people have parts of themselves they are sensitive about, and how we all deal with them as children.