Sentence examples for sensitive to she from inspiring English sources

Ms. Scott said on Tuesday that the Schulers seemed normal as they left and that she had never seen either of them with a drink — something she is sensitive to, she said, because she has dealt with a loved one who was an alcoholic.

Although she laughs at my anecdotes and evaluates my outfits, she is sensitive to what she believes are the main drawbacks of sex work: stigma, and strain on the body and psyche.

Her Russian was -- in her husband's estimation -- "stupendous," her memory for poetry exceptional; she was supremely sensitive to language; she seemed to thrive on living a life outside her own.

She wanted her teammate to be sensitive to what she was feeling.

And as embodied with sharp edges and a soft center by Ms. Lewis, Tanya comes across as a woman of firm pride who will do what she needs to get by, but remains sensitive to how she is perceived by others, and quick to take offense.

If there was something that made Ms. Disenhouse sensitive to activism, she thinks it may have been living in Israel for six years, where she felt a genuine sense of community.

"I wasn't quite sensitive to that," she said.

Her left eye became so sensitive to light she wore dark sunglasses indoors.

Especially sensitive to Stephen Sondheim, she has made "The Best Thing That Ever Has Happened," from the musical "Road Show" (formerly called "Bounce"), and "Old Friends," from "Merrily We Roll Along," signature songs.

The high concentrations of caffeine they contain can produce cardiovascular complications, especially in young people or those who are sensitive to caffeine, she said.

"The fact that the Black Lives Matter movement and other criminal justice reformers have held her feet to the fire has helped her become a lot more sensitive to how she shows up in those spaces," Burley said.