Sentence examples for was especially sensitive from inspiring English sources

The release added that the department's chief, Frank Limon, was especially sensitive to the dangers of overcrowding.

He was especially sensitive to the privations of immigrants and migrant workers, which he articulated, while living abroad himself, in abject sculptural tableaus.

He added that the department was especially sensitive to privacy concerns in light of incidents like the theft by teenagers last year of a laptop computer containing personal information on 26.5 million veterans.

The asymptote of his music is a punctuated silence, which is why he was especially sensitive to his drummers and dependent on them to organize the music's forward motion.

The subject was especially sensitive in New Orleans, because martial law had been attempted there in 1806, during the hysteria that followed accusations that Aaron Burr was conspiring to create a new nation in the Southwest.

The Obama administration was especially sensitive to accusations of secrecy, since the closed-door deliberations of the Clinton administration's initiative is commonly believed to have doomed it in 1994.

Volkswagen is especially sensitive politically.

Lung tissue is especially sensitive.

And when it comes to eyes, humans are especially sensitive.

Discussions involving the Lower Nine would be especially sensitive.

The dependence on solvent type is especially sensitive.