Sentence examples for sensitive history from inspiring English sources

Thank you for providing a sensitive history of 9/11.

"We aren't mature enough to come up with a way to teach such a sensitive history," Wahidyar said.

The proposed parkway was to also help upgrade the sensitive history along the South Branch River.

Were it not so, failures to disclose sensitive history could result in misdiagnosis and great harm to the patient.

"The government is very sensitive about history," he added.

To probe sensitive family history, I discovered that it's best to work from the fringes.

Sensitive to history, the New York Racing Association returned the Coaching Club American Oaks to the leg-wobbling distance of a mile and a half in 1998.

Aciman "is a spirited guide, sensitive to history but alive also to food, sunshine, art and aimless wandering," Teju Cole wrote in the Book Review.

Most of its chapters are travel essays, and Aciman is a spirited guide, sensitive to history but alive also to food, sunshine, art and aimless wandering.

In his new book, "The Apparitionists," Peter Manseau offers a sensitive, insightful history of the original spirit photographer, William Mumler, whose rise and fall in the late nineteenth century put him at the center of a debate about religion, fraud, and, of course, the material reality of our immortal souls.

That last part, of course, is what hangs up many privacy-conscious consumers– it's one thing to divulge a credit card number to a reputable online retailer, but exposing sensitive financial history to a site that's just a third-party for lenders is a different story.