Sentence examples for unduly sensitive from inspiring English sources

Although the sensitivity analyses suggest that our results are not unduly sensitive to a number of methodological issues, we have no way of fully validating the burden estimates.

Rather, affected individuals seem to be born with a quick and unduly sensitive emotional trigger.

"This particular teaching officer seemed to me – though maybe I was being unduly sensitive – to have this blind spot about women.

He suggested at a press conference in April that the death penalty should be reviewed by Parliament – but not at a time when "some unacceptable types of violence are making public opinion unduly sensitive".

But I don't think I am being unduly sensitive when I say I detect a pejorative tone in the voices of all too many people when they talk about migrants in general, and asylum seekers in particular.

Has mealtime become a struggle that she is determined to win by refusing to eat? Could she be particularly slow to eat because her oral-motor development is lagging, or is she unduly sensitive to food tastes and temperatures and textures?

Internal agency documents show for the first time how FBI agents have been closely monitoring anti-Keystone activists, in violation of guidelines designed to prevent the agency from becoming unduly involved in sensitive political issues.

Power is sensitive about appearing unduly ambitious.

Environmentalists have long claimed that the Navy's use of sonar for training exercises unduly threatens whales, dolphins and other acoustically sensitive marine creatures.

"What we tried to do was make sure no borough was unduly penalized, and we tried to be as sensitive as possible".

Counsel to the inquiry, Ben Emmerson QC, noted at the first preliminary hearing that the inquiry will need to remain sensitive to the particular needs of vulnerable complainants without unduly privileging their testimony.