Sentence examples for sensitive days from inspiring English sources
On sensitive days, like anniversaries of the 1989 killings, agents appear in front of their house by the carload.
If you miss the softer, more sensitive days of "Brokeback Mountain," or even just "Love and Other Drugs," catch Gyllenhaal on Broadway, in "Constellations," a play by Nick Payne, at the Samuel J. Friedman (previews begin Dec. 16).
The large high intensity fire in this area created the highest short term impacts (AQI unhealthy for 4 h and very unhealthy for 1 h), 11 unhealthy for sensitive days, and produced the only annual value (43.9 μg m−3) over the NAAQS 98th percentile for PM2.5 (35 μg m−3).
"It is a sensitive day," said Weena Sirithinpayak, a saleswoman in a shopping mall in central Bangkok.
By attempting to rally on such a sensitive day, the pro-Morsi forces were playing with fire, and officials only moved to stoke up tensions.
AS the city grows ever more diverse and complex, the number of parking-sensitive days keeps expanding as each group demands its own, regardless of religious imperatives.
Mr. Gelb may have reason to be more sensitive these days.
"It's been a very emotional and sensitive 10 days," said Hugh Morris.
"Let's just say that this is an agency that is very sensitive these days to questions about price and supply," said a top commission official.
People are over sensitive these days for good reason, but don't EVER compare @TheEllenShow to Weinstein.
The mouse bioassay, while sensitive, requires days for result confirmation thus rendering it ineffective for timely therapeutic mitigation.
