Sentence examples for sensitive and protective from inspiring English sources

He's sensitive and protective about his material.

To be sure, France is a nation far longer schooled in and tempered by domestic tragedy than our own the French are not inclined to bore each other with talk about when, exactly, they lost their innocence but the country is no less sensitive and protective of its social concords.

He carries a Glock 17. ; : Yuri, also known as, has a determined personality but is secretly very sensitive and protective.

"The Police Department has always been sensitive and protective as to privacy and feelings of the Chasen family and others who have been victims of such a tragedy," the statement read.

Police officers, judges and magistrates are being trained to communicate with children in a sensitive manner and protective measures are being put in place, such as avoiding direct contact between the child and the alleged perpetrator.

Mothers benefit from the help of skilled health providers and community workers to support them to breastfeed, as well as culturally-sensitive communication, and protective laws and policies, particularly around the marketing of breastmilk substitutes and maternity leave.

Keenly intelligent, sensitive and self-protective, Ms. Swinton's Lydie is as fully realized as Ms. Tamblyn's Stephanie.

These two different geometries have been considered as exemplar cases which are of great relevance in a large number of applications of crucial importance as structural adhesives, pressure sensitive adhesives, coatings and protective adhesives.

Consequently, a child-friendly school is typically characterised in the following terms: proactively inclusive and child-seeking; academically effective for every child;   gender-sensitive; healthy, safe, and protective; working in close partnership with parents and the community; and supported by strong leadership and management practices.

"I do believe," he said, "that one can develop ordinances that are sensitive to dog owners and protective of the population at large".

Downregulation of prestin, with the coupling of its well-established capacity in sound amplification and its newly defined role in apoptosis, may serve as an important and sensitive protective mechanism against ototoxic substances.