Sentence examples for terribly sensitive from inspiring English sources

"They are terribly sensitive to the needs of those around them," she said in an interview.

That's not a terribly sensitive clue/entry pairing!" ("Put away, maybe" for IN AN ASYLUM).

Yes, he's a terribly sensitive boy who wants to grow up and write for The New Yorker.

People are so critical and so hateful that if you really care and you're terribly sensitive, then you'll just be crushed by one comment.

Both books are full of obsessives ("everybody is so terribly sensitive about the things they know best," sighs Milo), and ought to go over children's heads, but don't.

"When I first read the story," Sheila writes of "Miles City, Montana," "I marveled at my mother's ability to capture my character.... How could she know I was like that, 'too eager to be what we in fact depended on her to be,' and so terribly sensitive to criticism, and how could she not want to change that?" The question is of vocation.

It's a business that isn't terribly economic sensitive.

I hate to stereotype, but in my experience, many men, especially male scientists, aren't terribly emotionally sensitive to people like me who could use some encouragement every so often.

And while it might appear an act of kindness to offer a 'trigger warning' before discussing a sensitive subject, it actually inflicts terribly cruelty to those it seeks to protect.

Still, Betty Neish, who sold her land, is "terribly grateful" for the scaled-down, ecologically sensitive development at Catamount: the original plan had called for making it a twin ski town for Steamboat in the manner of Aspen/Snowmass.

Hopefully it's not touch-sensitive, because that works so terribly on the Chocolate it's actually depressing.