Many groups in India have become increasingly sensitive to perceived insults.
The community, which is sensitive to perceived slights from the state, would react badly to any change.
Sensitive to perceived racial slights, Darryl, an African-American, is rankled by Nick's decision to excise a minor character, a black doorman, from their work in progress.
Ever sensitive to perceived bullying by their overbearing neighbour, the latest dramatic twist to the drama, for which they blame Argentina, has left them angry and resentful.
Palestinians, fearing press leaks and sensitive to perceived anti-Arab slights, are already bristling at the Israelis' decision to head back across the border every night to sleep in Eilat, the adjacent Israeli Red Sea resort town.
He questioned witnesses about homophobic chanting at Brighton and, in his closing speech suggested that the gesture was a matter of perception with Brighton fans "sensitive" to perceived homophobia because of abuse they had previously received from visiting fans.
The Law Lords can expect much greater public scrutiny and ought, at the very least, to be more sensitive to perceived conflicts of interest.However, they do not have the power to overhaul unaided a legal institution which, like much of Britain's constitutional machinery, has evolved over generations and now seems dangerously ramshackle.
–As political reform processes take shape in the GCC states, local leaderships will be especially sensitive to perceived Iranian influence among their Shia populations.
"It's not just Martin who is sensitive to perceived threats and potential fallout".
Yet Chinese consumers also hold foreign companies to higher standards, and are commensurately sensitive to perceived slights.
