Sentence examples for sensitive to matters from inspiring English sources

Still, the representative is clearly sensitive to matters of health and appearance.

His partners know that he is sensitive to matters of dignity and does not care for every transaction to be commercial; but they also know that he can be wonderfully hard-core where matters of money are concerned.

Germany's Nazi-era history has made the country extremely sensitive to matters of individual privacy, and concerns have been heightened in recent years by scandals involving companies' secret videotaping of employees, as well as intercepting their e-mails and bank data.

The New York real estate mogul's reference to Stewart's birth name as ammunition against him fuels only the latest round of accusations that Trump is less than sensitive to matters of race and ethnicity.

We are confident that both Barack Obama and John McCain would be more sensitive to environmental matters.

I am John Galliano!" France is highly sensitive to such matters, and reprisals came quickly.

If people couldn't figure out that they meant Jew -- and I am usually sensitive to these matters -- what was the point of having them?

The architect, Timothy Johnson, a principal at NBBJ architects in New York, said the project would be built in a way that is sensitive to environmental matters.

Making patients sensitive to such matters has slowed cost increases for those in the program to 14% for self-funded companies in the program in 2006, an annual savings of $24 million.

He's sensitive to all matters, small and large.

That should appeal to younger male riders in particular, while the electric aspect should appeal to younger riders of both genders, who tend to be more sensitive to enviromental matters.