Sentence examples for sensitive notion from inspiring English sources

But the party later issued a statement saying that it did not support amnesty, a politically sensitive notion.

Weidmann said setting such yield band targets was a "sensitive notion" but rejected suggestions that he was isolated on the ECB Governing Council in having such reservations.

Western consumers, increasingly sensitive to the notion of sustainability, have a small hand in these improvements.

Arena seemed sensitive to the notion of building a team that would not splinter and surrender at the slightest sign of misfortune.

"We're always sensitive to the notion that New Jerseyans have been unfairly or unlawfully taken advantage of," Mr. Herr said.

The McCain campaign is sensitive to the notion that his limited knowledge of computing could be taken as a signal that he is blind to technology.

Republicans are sensitive to the notion that there is public support for a tax increase on high earners, and to their being portrayed as the party of Daddy Warbucks.

The Europeans are also sensitive to the notion that, as the largest collective donor to the Palestinian Authority, they are in effect subsidizing the occupation.

The Big East is sensitive to the notion that the football-playing universities, with their hefty television revenue from that sport, are pulling away from the non-football universities.

He is sensitive to the notion that he is a rookie coach; and reminds listeners of his resume, although his previous experience as a head coach came in Venezuela.

YES officials are sensitive to the notion that YES is only about the Yankees and that little attention is paid to Nets games, Ivy League football, Manchester United soccer and the "Yankeeography" and "CenterStage" series.