Sentence examples for sensitive kind from inspiring English sources

I would add his modest kindness to these attributes – a sensitive kind of solidarity.

Presumably he expects the audience to respond in sensitive kind.

I am a very sensitive kind of person, believe it or not.

Both reveal that the data or intelligence that can be shared is of the most sensitive kind and about named individuals.

"Jane was very private and would have hated all the attention but she was popular, funny, sensitive, kind, loyal and very protective of her family," they said.

Kutcher's Adam is presented as a sensitive, kind fellow — a stud with a heart of gold, and the soul of discretion.

It is already a crime for government officials to disclose especially sensitive kinds of classified information, including nuclear weapons secrets, codes and plans for military operations.

I will also work to provide robust protection against misuses of particularly sensitive kinds of information, such as e-health records and location data that do not fit comfortably within sector-specific privacy laws.

Locke (see the entry on Locke) took from the Aristotelian tradition the idea that Euclidean geometry and rational theology are the exemplars of scientific knowledge, but sought to ground his philosophy in intuitive, demonstrative, and sensitive kinds of knowledge.

M. considered Simon learned, sensitive, and kind.

He is a sensitive and kind man, considerate.