Sentence examples for sensitive remarks from inspiring English sources

Sensitive remarks were struck from the record.

There's nothing confidential in his memos (Mr. Cohen sends his most sensitive remarks in a separate eyes-only memo to Mr. Summers or Deputy Secretary Stuart E. Eizenstat).

Wanting more detailed information from John, he motioned that they should move outside and started to walk noisily on the veranda, so that any sensitive remarks would be drowned out by the sound of their footsteps.

It was undoubtedly true that over the years he had made "sensitive remarks" about blacks and Jews in the USA, and US support for the state of Israel, some of which appeared to European ears to be "eccentric" and "certainly in poor taste and offensive".

They also built 600 Madison Avenue, at 58th, an office building with large murals over the elevator doors to relieve what Thomas Frouge told The New York Times was the "psychologically endless" wait for elevators, a rather sensitive remark for a developer working in purely functional times.

Curry is good, particularly for famished people who have been up since the very crack of dawn, I might have further added, but Esther gets in first with an announcement that goes: 'I have TO tell you all I AM allergic to curry.' I'm not sure it's the most sensitive remark; might be rather like standing up in synagogue and saying: 'Bagels!

Not the most sensitive of remarks, but was the gist wrong?

"It's a running thing that Joe's sister Rae is very sensitive to my remarks," McCarver said.

Throughout the interview, Barr also seemed to blame Jarrett for being sensitive to her remarks, instead of owning up to them.

They are hyper sensitive to casual remarks or statements made by others.

No 10 was particularly sensitive because the alleged remarks revived criticism of the Tory leadership for being aloof and out of touch.