Suggested by albini, MaryL, gjhleval and mcscotty Eddie Mair, the voice of BBC Radio 4's daily news programme PM, should make the list because of his "very sensitive interviewing technique" and "understated sense of humour", explains gjhleval.
"We understand that closing a trailer park is a very sensitive process," he said in an interview.
Somehow, this interview on a very sensitive subject led to Skorzewski and Lamboy partying into the night with the alleged victim.
"We've gotten a number of documents from the White House, including some very sensitive documents that Congress did not have," Mr. Kean said in the interview.
"We will be very sensitive as we learn, as we go forward," he said in an interview with Wired.
"We all know that it's a very sensitive issue," Sibylle Quack, a spokeswoman for the Memorial Foundation, said in a telephone interview.
"It's a very sensitive age for a girl," Justice Ginsburg went on to say in an interview with USA Today.
Couldn't it be left out?" "The Jewish community is very sensitive about the definition of Jew in the Oxford Dictionary," he said in an interview.
"If you lived under communism, then you are very sensitive to forces that try to control or limit human liberty," he said in an interview.
"She's very sensitive," the father said of the daughter, in the scrum of a mixed zone, one of the designated interviewing areas.
