Sentence examples for sensitive of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sensitive of" is not correct and should not be used in written English
Instead, the phrase "sensitive to" should be used. Example: She is sensitive to other people's feelings.
David, the more sensitive of the two liked to draw and stayed indoors.
He described Iraq's biological facilities as among the most sensitive of all the weapons efforts.
"It's my belief that they're very sensitive of the fact that we've got an election scheduled," he said.
Mr. Gore, he said, wants his lieutenants to be "politically sensitive of what might step over the line".
Houellebecq shares with his creation a delight in provoking that most sensitive of audiences, the French intellectual left.
Ms. Perkins is delicious, and Mr. Louis is charming as the far warmer, more sensitive of the two.
"There are 700 districts in New York State, and school aid is among the most sensitive of political issues".
They contained what Regan believed to be the most sensitive of all the secrets he had pilfered.
And that leads to the most sensitive of McCain's past mistakes: the dissolution of his first marriage.
"You need to be sensitive of the rules of interfering with people on a Web site," Ms. Gier said.
The most sensitive of these chores is establishing civilian administration, members of the Garner team have said.
