Sentence examples for sensitive of all from inspiring English sources

He described Iraq's biological facilities as among the most sensitive of all the weapons efforts.

Intercepted messages are considered among the most highly sensitive of all classified information, and the leak generated immediate outrage in Washington.

Most damning and politically sensitive of all is a letter, obtained by Zumwalt, from Dr James Clary, a military scientist who designed the spray tanks for Ranch Hand.

Most sensitive of all was a report that came close to identifying one of Putin's two daughters, whose lives had previously been completely hidden.

The most sensitive of all for Mr King is a site in Dorridge, just outside Birmingham, where he was raised and still owns a house nearby.

Most sensitive of all is the matter of appropriate punishment for rebel commanders, many of whom have multiple convictions for murder, drug trafficking and other major crimes.

By calling out what he sees as a new over-sensitivity in popular culture, Morgan's public persona becomes the most over-sensitive of all, blowing up on the internet about pastry and other people's genders in what seems like a parody of the snowflakes who get him so riled up.

Long-dated strips are, of course, the most interest-sensitive of all bonds.

VPT was a sensitive predictor of all three DSPN outcome measures (Table 3), with the highest sensitivity noted for confirmed clinical neuropathy (87%).

But more recently Milingo's activities have pressed on what is perhaps the most sensitive spot of all - priestly celibacy.

"Sexual violence on television is the most sensitive issue of all," says Jane Arthurs, professor of media and cultural studies at the University of the West of England.