Sentence examples for sensitive to discuss from inspiring English sources

But the topic was "very sensitive" to discuss, he said.

This is something that the IEO report evidently regarded as beyond its mandate – or too sensitive – to discuss.

Many other catastrophes of those 10 years (1966-76), involving millions of more ordinary Chinese, are still too sensitive to discuss.

The former officials, the spokesman and the person familiar with Mr. Gonzales's account all insisted on anonymity, saying that the issues surrounding the government wiretaps were too sensitive to discuss publicly.

Dr. Zhu, contacted this month, said the case was still too sensitive to discuss, but he did give an account of the transplant to a Beijing newspaper shortly before the National People's Congress convened for its annual session this year.

"It is too sensitive to discuss right now except to say that many nonmilitary factors will be considered, too, from balance of trade, to alliance relations, and the international context".

But religion is a divisive topic, and, unfortunately in a post-9/11 U.S., Islam is a particularly sensitive faith to discuss.

Nurses perceive weight as a sensitive issue to discuss with patients and therefore try to achieve a balance between factors involving personal responsibility and factors outside the individual's control [ 14].

One of the important findings of this study is related to the improved knowledge on the use of condoms, which is still considered a sensitive issue to discuss among school students in conservative Muslim and Arab settings [ 23, 24].

These findings agree with findings in previous studies where excessive weight gain and obesity during pregnancy were perceived by health care providers as sensitive subjects to discuss [ 14, 24, 25].

More controversially -- because it's still too sensitive to publicly discuss such questions in mainland China -- Confucian thinkers put forward proposals for constitutional reform aiming to humanize China's political system.