Sentence examples for sensitive talk from inspiring English sources

Now, however, there is talk, sensitive talk, of selling the place, and one reason, beyond that the residence has no resident, is that last year the state spent $125,000 just maintaining it, including $72,000 to water the 40 acres of manicured grounds.

Path B: Salmon in mouth, launch into a sensitive talk, sans prep.

The use of VSR to study specific instances of sensitive talk around HIV risk [ 15] was also very successful in identifying the successful elements of HIV risk discussion, with educational implications.

It is engaged in sensitive talks with Pyongyang about its missile program.

Sensitive talks on the future status of Kosovo are going on in Vienna.

A number of computers at a five-star Geneva hotel that has hosted sensitive talks, including Iranian nuclear negotiations, were found to be infected with malware used for espionage, Swiss prosecutors have revealed.

It finished successfully," said Dalia Grybauskaitė, the president of Lithuania, which has just assumed the EU's six-month rotating presidency and which mediated the sensitive talks in Brussels over the past two days.

When the United States settled down to sensitive talks with North Korea last week, one senior Bush administration policy maker was thousands of miles away -- to the relief of North Korean officials and not a few State Department colleagues.

Mrs. Lightford kept negotiators on a tight leash during the sensitive talks, knowing public posturing by any of the groups could destroy the good will necessary to produce a compromise bill.

Page A8 NUCLEAR TALKS RESUME United States and South Korean negotiators resumed their low key, but highly sensitive talks on whether South Korea should be allowed to do what Washington has tried to stop North Korea from doing: enrich uranium and reprocess spent nuclear fuel.

SEOUL, South Korea United Stateses and South Korean negotiators on Tuesday resumed their low-key but highly sensitive talks on whether South Korea should be allowed to do what Washington has tried to stop North Korea from doing: enrich uranium and reprocess spent nuclear fuel.