Sentence examples for sensitive to comment from inspiring English sources

The continuing controversy regarding Augusta National's all-men's membership is of obvious interest to Howell, but when asked about it after his round today, he said the issue had become too sensitive to comment on in depth.

The Swedish embassy said that the "topic is too sensitive to comment".

Lofton is sensitive to comments about his speed.

The physicians were sensitive to comments and critique.

Some 55% said that girls were "ultra-sensitive" to comments about their appearance and 27% said boys took comments to heart.

There will be pressure on elected police chiefs to comment on sensitive operations while they are still under way.

But this week, after much criticism, the British Olympic Association said it was rethinking a decision to ask its team members to promise not to comment on sensitive issues during the games.

Christopher P. Michel, the founder and chairman of Military.com, a military and veteran affairs Web site, said that usage of emoticons has grown "hyper-pervasive" in his communiques even with admirals at the Pentagon, where they provide a certain cover for high-ranking leaders to comment on sensitive matters.

Their identity as university researchers, instead of health officials, enabled the interviewees to comment on sensitive issues more openly.

Mr. Kennedy's five-year term here has been marked by staff disputes and political problems, making him sensitive to media comment.

(Summers declined to comment, citing the sensitive nature of the issue).