Sentence examples for sensitive to being from inspiring English sources

He was very sensitive to being accused of partisanship.

Possibly all were sensitive to being seen even to consider less stringent rules on radiation.

"Years ago, women were so sensitive to being laughed at that they wouldn't try it," McNeil recalls.

"For a long time, gay men were very sensitive to being associated with effeminacy," said Mr. Hicklin of Out.

Some prominent Iraqi leaders, including those with ties to Iran, are increasingly sensitive to being labelled Iranian lackeys".

And he's sensitive to being perceived as being in any way the cause of the reversal of those improvements".

Maybe I'm just too sensitive to be on TV.

Evidently, companies that operate in this space are hyper-sensitive to being seen as plundering the natural resources of poorer countries.

"The person who was sensitive to everybody was Mr. Edgar, Ms. Hoppee said.

The people who are sensitive to it are getting sick.

And I'm very sensitive to what's going on.