Sentence examples for sensitive to everyone from inspiring English sources

"We have to be sensitive to everyone in our prisons, but we also owe it to our readers to be challenging and honest," says McGraw.

"It's better that someone with my background as a retired police officer, someone sensitive to everyone's interests, is doing this".

And I understand that people want to take advantage of people sometimes, and so I'm very sensitive to everyone's backgrounds, especially because I come from that trans, brown, youthful background.

Is something wrong?", you must learn not to be overly sensitive to everyone else's lot, to the extent that you neglect yourself.

You may also try temporarily avoiding foods that many people can be sensitive to (not everyone)- especially dairy and gluten.

Beauty pageants have often been criticised for objectifying women's bodies and, sensitive to this fact, everyone who works at the event keeps telling me that "Miss England's not just about looking pretty".

"We are very keen on requiring lighting that is sensitive to the sky and everyone else".

Public discourse in this country would be more civilised, productive, and robust if the left were less sanctimonious, less smugly certain of the righteousness of their cause, and more sensitive to the fact that everyone doesn't see things their way – in which case results like last Friday's might seem a measure less surprising.

"We're really just trying to provide an alternative to what's out there and I think it appeals to everyone who is sensitive to how a thing feels in hand, what texture it is, the effect it has on the senses," write the Sweetflag ladies.

I think it's something that everyone is sensitive to, in some degree: I sit in front of a computer for a couple of hours and my face starts to feel warm".

"We have to be extremely sensitive to safety and security, and everyone is in agreement on that, but what I would not want to see is an overreaction".