Sentence examples for sensitive visitors from inspiring English sources

Stigghiola (lamb guts) are one of Palermo's specialities, but for more sensitive visitors or vegetarians, fried panelle (made of chickpeas flour, to eat inside a sandwich or alone) are a more than convincing alternative.

The more full-on exhibitions at Wellcome, including footage of open-heart surgery and vividly realistic wax models of appalling diseases, have acquired a reputation for causing sensitive visitors to be carried out feet first.

David's eyes flickered in recognition, and he said that sensitive visitors sometimes reported the same.

Thousands of books teetered perilously in his office, and a motion-sensitive door startled visitors with cricket chirps.

"We want to make sure we are supporting and encouraging the educational process, but being a public institution we need to be very sensitive about the visitor who has paid to come in," Ms. Beckert said.

The company donated $2 million to preserve the wetlands and build eco-sensitive trails for visitors to explore the area — an ecosystem of native trees and scrub brush that is one of the largest bird habitats in the Bahamas.

Despite her cynical eye and hardscrabble life, Dellarobia is nonetheless loyal to her region and sensitive to what a visitor calls "the condescension of outsiders".

Holme dunes, Holkham dunes and Blakeney Point, sensitive habitats suffering from visitor pressure, were designated as red-zone areas with no development or parking improvements to be recommended.

"Western visitors are very sensitive to bombings and things like that," he said.

He is sensitive – and often skeptical – about visitors' motives: are they interested in him and his work, or are they only interested in his name and the novelty of a black Picasso?

The visitors were most sensitive to changes of air temperature (Ta) rather than other parameters.