Sentence examples for sensitive to the criticism from inspiring English sources

He was sensitive to the criticism.

Some companies seem sensitive to the criticism that they might be taking away people's jobs.

Harris, who lives in Manhattan with his wife, Marjorie, and their five children, is sensitive to the criticism.

King Abdullah himself seems sensitive to the criticism, especially given the risks to the country's long relationship with the United States.

But the British public has seized upon the anecdote with disproportionate interest — at one point this morning, #Nancy was trending on Twitter — and Cameron, by discussing the mixup, has shown that he is sensitive to the criticism.

He is sensitive to the criticism most commonly made of him, that since the 60's he has broken faith with the younger or more adventurous currents in jazz.

Qatar has been sensitive to the criticisms levelled at it by groups like Amnesty International, which condemned the "callous indifference" to migrant workers.

Mr. Bush, perhaps sensitive to the potential criticism, has waited until now to take on his role as fund-raiser in chief.

And since he's sensitive to the liberal criticism that he's a soft negotiator, he'll love the chance to be implacable.

Sometimes such people are guarded, secretive, hostile, quarrelsome, and litigious, and they are excessively sensitive to the implied criticism of others.

But the point about the Lagarde remarks is that there are signs the Saudi authorities really can be sensitive to the rare criticism that comes from western governments, and the western media.