Sentence examples for sensitive to ideas from inspiring English sources

The people involved – directly, indirectly, and now in insecure housing across the country – are victims of state violence, and any intervention by the state must be sensitive to ideas of home to have any success.

It is "neotrist" and means "ever young, quickly responsive, highly sensitive to new ideas".

Even though the left has been purged from the administration's ranks, Mr Reed and his friends are newly sensitive to its ideas because they face an electoral worry.

The name of the album symbolizes "a trip to an unknown island, an escape from normal life to the world of music" and the content of the album places "during the dramatical moments between 3 am and 5 am" when a day ends a new one begins and people are, as Vartiainen has put it, "sensitive to new ideas", due to either fatigue or intoxication.

"I'm now very sensitive to the idea that I have betrayed my heritage.

They are sensitive to the idea that the subject is not just about Germans and Jews.

In the end, she learned she wasn't allergic to platinum, just exceptionally sensitive to the idea of getting married.

But then if Goldie is sensitive to the idea of kids being treated like failures, it's hardly surprising.

Most of the designers were also quite sensitive to the idea of placing a sexualized child on the cover.

"Obama at his core seems sensitive to the idea that this is going to be a referendum on him," she said.

And Obama administration officials — especially Geithner, the main architect of re-regulation — are sensitive to the idea that they are asking too much of human discretion.