Sentence examples for sensitive to comments from inspiring English sources

Lofton is sensitive to comments about his speed.

The physicians were sensitive to comments and critique.

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".

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

"While currency moves have been sensitive to officials' comments in general, people thought any comment from the G20 would trigger yen buying.

I am more sensitive to derogatory comments about America".

The other is that the dollar plays a different role in international markets than any other currency, and markets are extremely sensitive to policymaker comments which makes policymakers correspondingly more conservative in discussing prospects for a shift in dollar policy.

"[Young people] are so focussed on the here and now that they don't always give sufficient consideration to the future, they can also be very sensitive to negative comments.

Men appear to be particularly sensitive to degrading comments or treatment by HCW.

If you are surrounded by classmates or friends, you can simply explain to them you are not feeling positive today, so you may have a temper or be sensitive to their comments.