The word 'sensitivities' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a person's or group's feelings or emotions, often regarding a potentially controversial or sensitive topic. Here is an example of how to use the word 'sensitivities' in a sentence: "I understand the sensitivities surrounding the topic, so I will try to approach it with empathy and respect."
Those involved with the project declined to be interviewed, citing sensitivities in the Birmingham area in the wake of the Trojan horse affair at some schools.
However, we believe that there could potentially be national security sensitivities with the both the gas and electricity transmission systems, depending on the acquirer, although there should be less of an issue with the gas distribution networks.
They will not say so explicitly for fear of further aggravating sensitivities, which are already inflamed after Johann Lamont, the ousted leader, noisily departed with the complaint that the Labour leader treated Scotland "like a branch office".
The design of this development was very controversial when it got the go-ahead, owing to the sensitivities of the site with its proximity to historic St Paul's.
ACC Ian Wiggett, who chaired the disciplinary panel, said Officer A should have considered the sensitivities surrounding race.
"These cable channels' sensitivities in terms of how brave they can be, and the sort of topics they can tackle, are much closer to British television.
(Although some people with gluten sensitivities say they find ancient wheat varieties such as khorasan or spelt more digestible than modern wheat, these grains do contain gluten and are not appropriate for people with coeliac disease).
Surely now is the time to move forward, to isolate the extremist murderers and bring the nation together; not to trumpet your rights by trampling over others' sensitivities, losing friends in the process.
Long-haired English boys with their skintight hipster bell-bottoms and tight little asses inflamed the sensitivities of the manly locals.
An adult self-diagnosing with some spurious allergy or food intolerance is their own business; if you want to bore your friends rigid with your entirely imaginary diet sensitivities, then knock yourself out!
At Balmoral, the Royal Standard flew at full mast, at Buckingham Palace not at all-both in accord with arcane royal protocol but both jarring to the mourners' raw sensitivities.
