Sentence examples for she became sensitive from inspiring English sources

She became sensitive to racism when at age 12 she gave a piano recital in a library where her parents had to stand in back because they were black.

She said it took longer to do one of the recordings because she "became sensitive to the emissions of rubber and latex, and the recording studio was filled with it".

Social science experts guided by health belief and self efficacy models/theories hold that sometimes the more a person is learned the more he or she becomes sensitive of knowledge related issues and therefore a person becomes more inquisitive or suspicious if not well informed and convinced [ 29].

I became sensitive to bright lights.

Mrs. Bloomberg said her son became sensitive to prejudice at a young age.

But, after NAFTA, Democrats became sensitive to the charge that they were abandoning their roots.

Soon, each became sensitive to the other's eccentricities and sleep patterns.

Always anxious to please, men changed and became sensitive and emotionally open.

After 2009, Iranian officials became sensitive towards online services, going as far as labelling Google a spying tool.

When his teeth became sensitive, he switched to over-the-counter whitening strips, which use less bleach.

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