hypersensitive

Anyone who identifies as an ‘ist’ is going to be hypersensitive about some topics.

But the hyperactive Sarkozy is hypersensitive to these oft-repeated allegations of skullduggery.

Certain to avoid talking politics in front of the hypersensitive cameras, Boehner opted for the more germane.

Seventeen years ago military leaders were hypersensitive to such a bold change in military culture.

A hypersensitive conscience cost our widowed client ten thousand dollars!

If I were hypersensitive to the silly things people say, I should have given up selling long before.

He looked, wondering what made this young attractive woman hypersensitive on the subject of sex.

My grounds for perturbation are not imaginary or based on the hallucinations of a hypersensitive mind.

Owing to the emotional strain to which I had been subjected I may have been in a hypersensitive condition.