sensitive to, about, in, for or at?
| I'd also sensitive to their flaws. |
| Sensitive to gender, diversity etc. |
| Sensitive to O'Brien's illness it is. |
| Back in Nevada, Secretary of State Ross Miller says he is sensitive to the critics. |
| Cobalt-70 once again seems sensitive to this: Bill Hamblin wrote: cobalt wrote: No. |
| The whales are sensitive to the microwaves and go crazy trying to get away from it. |
| Sensitive to the young girl, and guided by the her well-intentioned step-mother, he taught her to read the Quran. |
| More external funding is also required, but it must come in ways that are sensitive to the environmental impacts. |
| There are no known behavioral equivalents to this measure that are as sensitive to the newborn's brain functioning. |
| Babies are acutely sensitive to -people's moods, so there's a good chance that you were aware of their nervousness. |
| They are very sensitive about this. |
| Kids are really sensitive about that. |
| God is too sensitive about His choice. |
| I have experiences with weightloss and emotionally I'd still sensitive about it. |
| Even if he is super sensitive about his brother and quick to fly off the handle. |
| Men are generally a little jealous and extremely sensitive about their territory. |
| Apparently management are now more sensitive about their role on the island and relations are slowly improving. |
| If she was really keen on you, she should have understood that and perhaps been a little more sensitive about it. |
| Try to remember that the person you are talking with may be very sensitive about the situation and may be scared. |
| Everyone has the right to say what he/she wants and they're being sensitive about not using the word SO publicly. |
| Men are sensitive in strange ways. |
| Be sensitive in flashing your smiles. |
| The angles are very sensitive in synastry. |
| The **31;2417;TOOLONG seems to be becoming less and less sensitive in recent years. |
| According to Marriam-Webster: Sentient: finely sensitive in perception and feeling. |
| However, do not become too sensitive in your feeling more than what is good for you. |
| Cathar are a cat-like people that walk on two feet and have a history of being force sensitive in Star Wars lore. |
| Functional studies may be more sensitive in detecting abnormalities that differentiate various forms of dementia. |
| MRI is very sensitive in the demonstration of disc disease and herniation, with a sensitivity rate of above 90% 3. |
| These people are sensitive in love, even if their Sun sign is the more playful and outgoing signs of Gemini or Leo. |
| It's still a bit sensitive for me. |
| And it's not sensitive for every woman. |
| I'd WAY TOO sensitive for such criticism. |
| They say I'd too sensitive for it and they don't want my mind to be changed by it. |
| My friends have never mentioned this, so maybe I'd extra sensitive for some reason. |
| A lot of our material will touch on topics that might be sensitive for some people. |
| ELISAs are more sensitive for anti-Ro, anti-La, and anti-RNP, but are positive in other diseases also (table 4). |
| And I gave up on earrings long ago when my ears decided it was too sensitive for anything that wasn't real gold. |
| The issue is particularly sensitive for Romney's running mate, Ryan, who is a devout Catholic opposed to abortion. |
| If any one would take offense to a recreation of this music video then they obviously are to sensitive for society. |
| Our nerves are hyper sensitive at the moment. |
| We are sensitive at the most surprising times. |
| He was masculine and sensitive at the same time. |
| That is not a bad thing though I was told I should be a bit more sensitive at times. |
| You are very sensitive at the moment and so an over reaction has happened, that is all. |
| But OSI was deemed too politically sensitive at the time and was pushed into the background. |
| Your body is extra sensitive at this time of day, so don't push or force it to do anything it doesn't want to do. |
| Another thing that pisses me off is that so many of them accuse her of being overly sensitive at the words directed her way online. |
| Be aware and sensitive of this. |
| For now, I'll be sensitive of my food intake. |
| Not very sensitive of him, it could be argued. |
| Among the most sensitive of the secrets was the coating that was applied to the aircraft. |
| It was time to hit each other in the most sensitive of areas, below the belt danger zones. |
| Truly, I wished they were more sensitive of other fans and more importantly, of JJ himself. |
| This may be used as yardstick to judge the characters of his daughters or sons in a society sensitive of the past. |
| With the fading of rapture, he remains in equanimity, mindful and fully aware, and physically sensitive of pleasure. |
| And it's caused by one simple fact: the human brain, that most sensitive of organs, is under threat from the modern world. |
| Houellebecq shares with his creation a delight in provoking that most sensitive of audiences, the French intellectual left. |
| I was ultra sensitive on this day. |
| My hubby is exceptionally sensitive on the issue. |
| Muhammed Mustafa was very sensitive on this point. |
| He hadn't realized that he was still this sensitive on the issue of his upbringing. |
| This is something of concern for IC since they have to be sensitive on civilian causalities. |
| We asked one of the physios at La Masia and he said Cesc was always the sensitive on the team. |
| No one wants to hear anything negative about his or her religious beliefs and it pays to be sensitive on this issue. |
| When a student is especially sensitive on privateness, one should go for people apartments that include the bathroom. |
| If a message is personal or otherwise sensitive on a human level, and a face-to-face conversation isn't possible, step. |
| Since that last glass of fizz in the penthouse garden I'd been feeling a little sensitive on the subject of rose-bushes. |
| I'd pretty sensitive towards family. |
| They are very sensitive towards their owners. |
| She needs to have the man be sensitive towards her needs as well. |
| Google seems to be very sensitive towards inconsistencies in the phone number. |
| Therefore, as patients, we must be sensitive towards our own needs and health progress. |
| He is sensitive towards his neighbor, sharing his joy and commiserating him in his sorrow. |
| You seem to be very very sensitive which in one way is a blessing if we are sensitive towards committing any sins. |
| The rural parents complained that the teachers are not responsible, concerned or sensitive towards their students. |
| As mentioned earlier, people are generally less sensitive towards how much money is coming out of their CPF accounts. |
| They've been sensitive with it. |
| It is sensitive with high aesthetics. |
| He is very sensitive with the way you would feel. |
| Linux isn't sensitive with websites because it deliberate actions to install programs. |
| I think that we need to start being a bit more sensitive with our elite-level budgeting. |
| Be sensitive with her reactions and expressions because those are hints on how she feels. |
| May I add if you are going to start a debate then try not to be so sensitive with other peoples terminology etc. |
| And pls people be a little more sensitive with your comments, a precious life was lost which could have been saved. |
| For once, can people just be sensitive with the security needs of today and not cry human rights violations at anytime. |
| One should be sensitive with the needs and respect the wishes of those who refuse or unable to receive information about ones condition. |