Sentence examples for sensitive to this sort from inspiring English sources

I'm very sensitive to this sort of thing.

Maybe I'm too sensitive to this sort of not-quite-joking.

At the time, he said, he was trying to finish Bob Woodward's book "Bush at War". "My wife is more sensitive to this sort of thing," he said, "but I have a thick skin, and I am really not bothered by all of the political commentary.

I've always been a bit sensitive to this sort of thing.

(There's a swear word in this clip if you're sensitive to that sort of thing, but c'mon, it's Prince; even the curses are artistic).

The other is that he is a secular saint: a man of unflinching integrity in a world of shoddy compromise, personally kind and generous and uniquely sensitive to the sort of vulnerability, frustration and pain evoked in his "Saved".

That encouraged the idea that "we could bring him to life," Mr. Howell said, sensitive to "the sorts of concerns that are important to me as an African-American".

Names, on the other hand, appeared to be far less sensitive to these sorts of factors.

Because colon cancer is relatively common over the life course, adjuvant chemotherapy matters in terms of both survival and quality of life and such treatment access seems sensitive to the sorts of social and policy forces that probably determine much of America's health inequities, chemotherapy of non-localized colon cancer may be thought a sentinel health care quality indicator.

The least bit of human garbage or waste and the fish can't make it; they are very sensitive to any sort of human garbage.

"There's a car alarm on my block that ruins my life on a nightly basis, the really obnoxious kind that's sensitive to any sort of tangential movements".