Examples of using Being sensitive in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It's called being sensitive.
Being sensitive to the student's needs.
It's not just us being sensitive.
Being sensitive is a good thing.
Talk about being sensitive….
Being sensitive to the community's loss.
It's not about being sensitive, Mom.
Following protocol saves many more lives than being sensitive.
Since when do you care about being sensitive to people's religion, Cartman?
Being sensitive to the suffering of others does not mean that you must become sad yourself.
Not bad for my first try at being sensitive.
She enjoys lying about her age, being sensitive smart and funny and only posting one picture.
Being sensitive and aware of innovations without losing the uniqueness and originality therein;
Being sensitive to another's feelings is, in the eyes of Torah, a great mitzvah, that we should always strive to fulfill.
I think it's very much a matter of being sensitive to an employee's needs.
Compassion is'… being sensitive to the suffering of self and others with a deep commitment to try to prevent and relieve it.
The reason for headache is not always related to external factors like being sensitive to the change of the weather.
Being sensitive to people's packing needs, I filled a(large) Ziploc bag with a few items-- 2 sweaters, 1 hat and 1 jacket.
It is a wonderful example of being sensitive to the feelings of children.
In the process of the development of egoism, we become more callus, rude,and have stopped being sensitive to each other.
How can we make people see the difference between being sensitive to obesity and letting fat people walk all over us?
Also, though being sensitive to rejection can make relationships difficult, I also feel like it shows how much people with ADHD deeply feel things.
Not only the sensitivity to outward reality but being sensitive to that beauty which is beyond and above thought and feeling.
But whilst being sensitive to cold is a condition associated with your physical and biological characteristics, it also has a lot to do with your perception of space and temperature.
It's mostly petty grievances: the irritations of living, being tired,and sometimes not being sensitive to the needs of your beloved.
They help teenagers learnimportant social and emotional skills, such as being sensitive to other people's thoughts, feelings and wellbeing.
Women are also given theopportunity to develop skills for future independence while being sensitive to the religious needs of women and their children.