Sentence examples for was being sensitive from inspiring English sources

In his news conference, Mr. Ashcroft insisted that the department was being sensitive to privacy rights as it hurriedly drafted the legislation.

The U.S.T.A. said it was being sensitive to fans observing Rosh Hashana because it turned down an offer from CBS to broadcast the women's semifinals at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. Former Pitcher, Current Dad Bill Gullickson stood behind Court 11 wearing sunglasses and a United States Open baseball cap, content to be incognito in a tennis world he is only starting to recognize.

The president was being sensitive to the perception that the NPA is influenced by politicians.

Mr. Ignatius, like any moderator of decorum, was being sensitive to the hunger factor in the audience, and wished to stop your rant before your narrative became too detailed.

That said, if Deitch was being sensitive to the Veteran Affairs neighbors and cognizant of the history of the Japanese community in the US, his timing was a bit late.

Perhaps CBS was being sensitive to Madison Avenue trying to sell a black league to white-dominated corporate sponsorship community, or the network truly believed they were in televising a sport that was at the forefront of new era or racial progress.

"We're being sensitive to our employees.

12.45am BST Jones says Turnbull is being sensitive.

Also key is being sensitive to band members' demands.

But we're being sensitive to the European market by moving the men's final.

Perhaps she's being sensitive, and afraid that it would threaten you to be compared with her Duracell-fuelled friend.