Sentence examples for sensitive carefully from inspiring English sources

Just look at this chap, who's clearly some kind of zombie or vampire or something, yet manages to maintain a sensitive, carefully tousled, young-adult friendly haircut.

For every sensitive, carefully shaped phrase, there was another in which Ms. Voigt sounded tired, struggling to penetrate the shifting orchestral textures.

"We the Animals," the kind of sensitive, carefully wrought autobiographical first novel that may soon be extinct from the mainstream publishing world, is mostly written in the first person plural, a tricky gambit that calls attention to itself immediately (as it did in Joshua Ferris's best-selling novel of cubicled anomie, "Then We Came to the End").

During the Raj, government archives were treated as repositories of sensitive information, carefully guarded by officials.

Young Adam is a sensitive soul, carefully lifting the needle to avoid the Beatles song "Why Don't We Do It in the Road" on the White Album because of its rudeness.

Barely two weeks ago George Bush and China's foreign-policy mandarin, Qian Qichen, were stressing their determination to manage one of the world's most sensitive relationships as carefully as their differences over human rights and missile defences, as well as Taiwan and much else would allow.

Therefore, contrary to popular belief in PNG about people's reluctance to talk about sensitive matters, when carefully and skilfully asked, people do talk about matters of sexual behaviour.

Handle this sensitive issue very carefully without being getting hurt by the various remarks shot at you.

Ian Mackey uses a program called Labyrinth, in which the user tilts the motion-sensitive phone to carefully to guide a ball through a maze and avoid holes.

While designing his three-mile training course, he carefully avoided sensitive areas like wetlands.

Times editors told me they understood that the story was sensitive and discussed it carefully before deciding to publish it.