Sentence examples for sensitive to outside from inspiring English sources

If China sometimes appears overly sensitive to outside criticism and dangerously nationalistic, is it surprising?

Mr Putin, like other Russian leaders before him, is sensitive to outside criticism.

"Everybody working this issue knows that this is a military extremely sensitive to outside pressure," Mr. Cordesman said.

The International Olympic Committee, sensitive to outside interference with national Olympic committees, backed the Iraqi committee and asked the government to respect the committee's autonomy.

He lived in a haze of dissatisfaction, abnormally sensitive to outside influence but repelled as quickly and violently as he had been attracted.

Regardless of whether you endorse following the rules or calculating benefits, knowing that our instincts are so sensitive to outside factors can prevent us from settling on our first response.

Okay, maybe she wasn't shrieking -- these retreats tend to make one ultra-sensitive to outside stimuli.

We know that the human brain is exquisitely sensitive to the outside world".

But they are certain to draw a furious response from North Korea, which considers them a declaration of war because it is extremely sensitive to any outside criticism of the authoritarian leadership of Kim.

Achieving this objective is difficult, due to the complexity of the phenomena involved in the plant growth process: the two variables are correlated and very sensitive to the outside weather and also to many other practical constraints (actuators, moistening cycle …).

Thus, bacterial chromosome structure is sensitive to conditions outside the cell.