remain sensitive

Frequency: 5.015.8 per million words

To continue to be in a sensitive state.

sensitiveVERB + sensitive

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remain

Examples (10)

  • Researchers tried to remain sensitive to local issues.
  • They remain sensitive to accusations of neo-colonialism.
  • It is essential for policymakers to remain sensitive to public opinion.
  • Even years after the accident, his knee will remain sensitive to cold weather.
  • The discussions around the peace treaty must remain sensitive and discreet.
  • This highly specialized equipment needs to remain sensitive to the smallest vibrations.
  • Despite the harsh environment, the plant managed to remain sensitive to changes in soil moisture.
  • The details of the merger are expected to remain sensitive until the official announcement.
  • As a therapist, she strives to remain sensitive to the unspoken anxieties of her patients.
  • His artistic temperament often causes him to remain sensitive to criticism.