Sentence examples for sensitive to perceptions from inspiring English sources

The church is extremely sensitive to perceptions that it tries to influence politics in any way.

Detroit's inhabitants in particular are sensitive to perceptions that their city is a wasteland.

Therefore, we will need to be sensitive to perceptions that we are favoring one faction over another.

Here in Tampa, there were signs the network was sensitive to perceptions that it was being too cozy with Tea Party activists.

Eric Deggans, chairman of the media-monitoring committee of the National Association of Black Journalists, said magazines have to be sensitive to perceptions that light-skinned African Americans are more acceptable.

In a country where ethnic grievances led to a civil war (1967-70) that claimed more than a million lives, every head of state must be particularly sensitive to perceptions of ethnic favouritism or marginalisation.

For example, a tissue that displays high expression of certain RLKs is likely to be more sensitive to perception of RLK-specific signals signaleadingding to a rapid and effective response.

Military officials say they are sensitive to those perceptions.

Simon Walker, director general of the Institute of Directors, which on Tuesday blasted Barclays for paying higher bonuses when profits were falling, said Lloyds needed to be "sensitive to taxpayer perceptions when making decisions on remuneration and bonuses".

Even though classical audiences were older than jazz audiences and had experienced a comparable decline in their total numbers, the jazz community was especially sensitive to public perceptions of the art form.

And yet he is unusually sensitive to public perceptions of him.