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I find him oversensitive about clichés — which, like being oversensitive about table manners, can come from keeping second-rate company.

You're a mite oversensitive, but who am I to judge?

"Even if I'm oversensitive to it, I don't care," he said.

"I don't think China will be oversensitive about this," he said.

Image: screengrabs via YouTube and KittenfeedTrump is, to put it mildly, oversensitive.

There is a balance between someone being inconsiderate and someone being oversensitive.

Maybe I was indiscreet, but believe me, with high temperatures you become oversensitive.

I do think that conservatives have tended to get oversensitive about certain things.

Do you think that's because everyone is oversensitive in the world right now?

West's husband responds kindly and noncommittally, unwilling to join the gripefest about oversensitive women.

The problem is they're oversensitive, which means they're more of an annoyance than a help.

Others become addicts for the opposite reason: they are oversensitive and want to numb themselves.

But this is not only the case in diplomacy; the Chinese people are oversensitive, too.

I know I need to respect his wishes, but I think he was being oversensitive.

At least rates tempered for the time being, and everything is so oversensitive right now.

I have tried to explain cultural appropriation to my family before, but they think I'm oversensitive.

This stereotype is arguably even more ancient than that of the histrionic, oversensitive patient, and equally insidious.

Paulos also compared the reaction of some news outlets' coronavirus updates to a car with oversensitive steering.

Others were overjoyed that Mr. Trump was upsetting "snowflakes," that derisive term of art for oversensitive liberals.

Some professors say they are terrified that their oversensitive students could force them out of a job.

Meanwhile, Real Time host Bill Maher and others have opined that young people are oversensitive when it comes to harassment.

Indeed, the stereotype of women as emotional and oversensitive seemed to apply more to the male candidate than to Clinton.

The implication was that students who support trigger warnings and safe spaces are narrow-minded, oversensitive and opposed to dialogue.

The complexity of election decisions is why recency bias can make elections oversensitive to events nearest in time to the vote.

It Sure Looks Like That Viral &aposTrump Cat&apos Site Is a Massive Troll [Updated]Trump is, to put it mildly, oversensitive.

And perhaps most important, to dismiss anyone's reaction to hateful acts as oversensitive political correctness is to be complicit in these acts.

There's a perception that Donald Trump is a thin-skinned and oversensitive man who clings to myths and grudges to his own peril.

She will admit that she may be a little oversensitive, but that's who she is — and she is absolutely correct in her thinking.

"We were on the Autobahn in Germany the other week, and the car felt a little oversensitive at speed during a crosswind," Becker recalls.

To them, the outrageous things he says are often uncomfortable truths, or provocations that show how out of touch or oversensitive everyone else is.

RALEIGH MAYER, NEW YORK I received a number of responses suggesting that the woman who didn't want to be called "sweetheart" was somehow being oversensitive.

It's the story of an oversensitive immigrant kid whose family moved from socialist Belgrade to Australia, and who had a hard time fitting in forevermore.

It's proteins in the urine, saliva and dander (or dead skin cells), of the dog or cat that trigger an oversensitive immune system to react.

You can call me oversensitive, but the truth is I got far better than any human being should be at absorbing astonishing cruelty and feeling nothing.

The founding partner of Woodford Investment Management suggested an oversensitive market had failed to place sufficient value on one of the company's most promising cancer drugs.

The power of a microaggression is that it's often framed as casual ignorance — so if you get mad about it, you look like the oversensitive one.

Then, the theory goes, the pain receptors in the body develop a type of "pain memory," making them oversensitive and over-reactive to any degree of pain.

The overriding consensus was that I was being a bit oversensitive; that I should maybe take his criticism on board, or that it was best to ignore him.

He says that in the 245s, when he was a medical student, he was told that people with IBS were oversensitive females, and shouldn't be taken too seriously.

If Carlson had responded to all of this on-air sexism with full-throated outrage, she would probably have been dismissed as oversensitive at best, and faced professional repercussions at worst.

The gambit is simple: If "the mainstream media" crows at a hashtag that mockingly references genocide, it's evidence it's run by oversensitive snowflakes who just can't take a [deeply anti-semitic] joke.

He casts himself as a reluctant and oversensitive hero, one who only waded back into the arena when he had no choice, forced to defend both himself and his most cherished principles.

The Real Time host argued in February that young people were "going to bleed what is so great out of life" by being oversensitive and demanding complete safety in dating and sex.

The issue has become so prominent in conservative discourse because they see it as proof positive that PC culture is ruining America, forcing America to be oversensitive to Muslims even when national security at stake.

As was to be expected, this has sparked yet another round of Twitter debates as to whether these misreadings are the fault of Charlie Hebdo or of oversensitive readers who are unable to grasp satire.

For every think piece calling it a "date-rape anthem," there's a corresponding "Oh, come on" take about how oversensitive "social justice warriors" are killing romance and seduction and taking the song's lyrics out of context.

When he did, he seemed to suggest that some oversensitive women who worked for him (who face "special challenges and pressures" in the workplace) failed to understand some good-natured jokes (his "broad sense of humor").

Amazon's current system for detecting fake reviews is so rigid and oversensitive that, as The Verge's Josh Dzieza reported last December, small brand competitors on the platform have started using it as a weapon against each other.

They helped me see that when older people call students today oversensitive, we do the same thing that we accuse the college students of doing — jumping to a predetermined conclusion based on the action of a small group.

"Schools are generally coming up with a conservative estimate because they don't want students to be oversensitive to price shock," said David Helene, co-founder of Edquity, an app that helps guide college students through the financial planning process.

The "SJW" label is a huge and successful weapon in the alt-right's arsenal; it paints feminists as manipulative, oversensitive, shrill women who attack men with claims of sexism at the tiniest of provocations while rejecting their sexual advances.

"On top of that, many men in CS [computer science] don't think there is a problem; they think we make things up, read too much into derogatory comments ("it has nothing to do with gender"), or are oversensitive," Goldbeck added.

Since 2016, Facebook has been criticized for censoring a photograph of "Napalm girl," for its lack of transparency on civil rights issues, and for being oversensitive toward criticism of white men while doing little to protect hate speech against other groups.

There is definitely such a thing as reacting badly to a bad joke, or even a racist joke, and becoming this caricature of a sanctimonious, pearl-clutching, oversensitive, liberal killjoy who can't fathom why anyone would find a racist joke funny.

But Olivia's role as an oversensitive fat lady is ridiculous, and Carl's breakdown comes after he's gunned down two men earlier that day without so much as batting an eye (or having his eye batted, if you get my drift).

The culture was humorless and oversensitive, it was contradictory and if you think about it even ironically enough discriminatory in the name of promoting tolerance, but also it didn't really matter and you didn't really get it and they didn't really care.

This inability to acknowledge racism creates a racial divide in how racism is viewed in America, in which many whites see these complaints as oversensitive or innocuous, yet fail to see that their definitions of racism come from the dominant position afforded to them by white privilege.

This last group was wary of immigration — uncertain on the policy details, uncomfortable talking about it and oversensitive to the calls they got from constituents and activists opposed to it, despite the fact that very few members had ever actually been threatened over the issue by a primary challenger.

Enough of the rhetorical viruses currently loose in our national language share this trait—the embedded but deeply denied taking of offense in complaints about an oversensitive culture, the implied wish to be cared about more than the people we have decided not to care about—that it begins to seem like something other than an accident.

Early copies of the phone had screen bleeding issues. Some users of the international version of the phone reported issues related to an oversensitive screen.

The first prototype flew in July 1935. The only major change made to subsequent production aircraft was the deletion of the upper-wing ailerons to eliminate oversensitive control inputs.

This can make it even more challenging to complete tasks. Dyspraxics who are undersensitive to pain may injure themselves without realising it. Some dyspraxics may be oversensitive to some stimuli and undersensitive to others.

Citing lack of collision detection, "both sloppy and oversensitive" controls, repeated crashes, lack of drafting, replays, or camera angles, and the competing IndyCar Racing and World Circuit, the magazine concluded that "die- hard racers will want to look elsewhere before considering Rally".

These anxieties then break to the surface after the couple experience anti-Jewish prejudice at an English restaurant. Nathan afterward complains to Maria of her family and England's intolerance. Maria becomes irritable and accuses Nathan of being oversensitive. She leaves him to head back to their home.

They soon discovered that the Spitfire was a very good aircraft, but not perfect.McKinstry 2007, p. 55. The rudder was oversensitive, and the top speed was just , little faster than Sydney Camm's new Merlin-powered Hurricane. Ground resonance testing of the aircraft at Farnborough took place in April.

His early compositions included piano pieces, organ voluntaries, songs, anthems and a symphony (from 1892). His main influences at this stage were Mendelssohn, Chopin, Grieg and above all Sullivan. and Adolph tried to steer his son away from composition, hoping that he would have a career as a pianist. Holst was oversensitive and miserable.

Zen loves to workout and rehearse constantly to perfect his skills. He is seen to be oversensitive towards Jumin, nicknaming him "Mr. Trust Fund Kid" and refuses any help from him because he reminds him of his brother. He is allergic to cats (specifically cat fur), sneezing even when the word 'cat' is mentioned.

While useful, the detectors had to be used with some caution. People sniffers were known to be oversensitive and would often detect civilians or animals excreting bodily waste.Dunnigan, James F. and Nofi, Albert A. Dirty Little Secrets of the Vietnam War: Military Information You're Not Supposed to Know, (Google Books), Macmillan, 2000, p. 236, (), accessed October 24, 2008.

Cilansetron is an experimental drug that is a 5-HT3 antagonist under development by Solvay Pharmaceuticals. 5-HT3 receptors are responsible for causing many things from nausea to excess bowel movements. In conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), the receptors have become faulty or oversensitive. 5-HT3 antagonists work by blocking the nervous and chemical signals from reaching these receptors.

After the fourth flight, a new engine was fitted, and Summers left the test flying to his assistants, Jeffrey Quill and George Pickering. They soon discovered that the SpitfireMcKinstry 2007, p. 55. was a very good aircraft, but not perfect. The rudder was oversensitive, and the top speed was just 330 mph (528 km/h), little faster than Sydney Camm's new Merlin-powered Hurricane.Glancey 2006, p. 43.

Sensory integration therapy helps people with autism adapt to different kinds of sensory stimuli. Many with autism can be oversensitive to certain stimuli, such as lights or sounds, causing them to overreact. Others may not react to certain stimuli, such as someone speaking to them. Many types of therapy activities involve a form of play, such as using swings, toys and trampolines to help engage the patients with sensory stimuli.

Very little welding is required, and is generally limited to the landing gear, motor mounts, and small control linkages. The airplane is small enough that it can be built in a garage, on a large table. The flight characteristics of the design were intended to be quick but not oversensitive, for mild aerobatics and handling in rough air. The side stick controller also necessitated full control authority by wrist movement alone.

Speech-language Pathologists (SLP) may teach someone how to communicate more effectively with others or work on starting to develop speech patterns. The SLP will create a plan that focuses on what the child needs. Sensory integration therapy helps people with autism adapt to different kinds of sensory stimuli. Many children with autism can be oversensitive to certain stimuli, such as lights or sounds, causing them to overreact.

Very little welding is required, and is generally limited to the landing gear, motor mounts, and small control linkages. The airplane is small enough that it can be built in a garage, on a large table. The aircraft can be built in around 300 hours.Markowski 1979, 232 The flight characteristics of the design were intended to be quick but not oversensitive, for mild aerobatics and handling in rough air.

The lengthy meditation left many students moody and oversensitive. Several people on the course and the Maharishi were particularly concerned about Prudence Farrow's unwillingness to stop meditating. All the students wore native dress and the ashram had a tailor on the premises to make clothes for them. The women in the Beatles party shopped in local towns and bought saris for themselves and material to be made into shirts and jackets for the men.

Mr. Revise did such a good job of revising Little Black Sambo's story that Sam has grown into an old man and few people remember him. He still managed to escape during the mass breakout from the Golden Boughs by turning all of Robin Page’s tigers into butter. This upset Mister Revise greatly, as he viewed Sam as one of his greatest successes. According to Revise, Sam's story was "censored, shunned and forgotten by the oversensitive mundys".

Young, Klosko, Weishaar: Schema Therapy – A Practitioner's Guide, 2003, p. 375. According to psychiatrist Glen Gabbard, NPD can be broken down into two subtypes, a grandiose, arrogant, thick-skinned "oblivious" subtype and an easily hurt, oversensitive, ashamed "hypervigilant" subtype. The oblivious subtype presents for admiration, envy, and appreciation a grandiose self that is the antithesis of a weak internalized self which hides in shame, while the hypervigilant subtype neutralizes devaluation by seeing others as unjust abusers.

" She remembered the bedroom scene where her dying mother received the last sacraments while Thérèse knelt and her father cried. She wrote: "When Mummy died, my happy disposition changed. I had been so lively and open; now I became diffident and oversensitive, crying if anyone looked at me. I was only happy if no one took notice of me... It was only in the intimacy of my own family, where everyone was wonderfully kind, that I could be more myself.

Walpole was not always as oversensitive as Wodehouse supposed. The critic James Agate was a friend despite his regular rude remarks about Walpole's prose, and when Walpole discovered that Agate had written a spoof of the Herries "Lakeland" style, he made him promise to print it in the next published volume of his diaries.Agate (1976), pp. 123–124 During his career contemporaries saw both negative and positive sides to Walpole's outgoing nature and desire to be in the public eye.

Despite this, critics still condemned the game for other issues, such as the player picking up icons of "cakes and wine" while collecting food, and the most sympathetic character in the game being a white doctor. Katherine Cross of Gamasutra called the entire game a "dismal, tone-deaf failure at education" that trivialized slavery, and criticized the Serious Games CEO Simon Egenfeldt- Neisen for blaming oversensitive critics and cultural differences for the debacle and not the poor quality of the game itself.

Baroreceptors are integral to the body's function: Pressure changes in the blood vessels would not be detected as quickly in the absence of baroreceptors. When baroreceptors are not working, blood pressure continues to increase, but, within an hour, the blood pressure returns to normal as other blood pressure regulatory systems take over. Baroreceptors can also become oversensitive in some people (usually the carotid baroreceptors in older males). This can lead to bradycardia, dizziness and fainting (syncope) from touching the neck (often whilst shaving).

The following can indicate a delusion: # The patient expresses an idea or belief with unusual persistence or force, even when evidence suggests the contradictory. # That idea appears to have an undue influence on the patient's life, and the way of life is often altered to an inexplicable extent. # Despite their profound conviction, there is often a quality of secretiveness or suspicion when the patient is questioned about it. # The individual tends to be humorless and oversensitive, especially about the belief.

The JN 1 first flew on 23 July, catapult- launched and flown by Francizek Jach in Gummistart. It proved to be hard to control, being oversensitive in pitch both via elevator control and centre of gravity position. Car-towed flights follows but the control difficulties persisted and in the autumn the JN 1 was damaged in a crash. It was not repaired because of a mixture of funding problems, a lack of official interest and Naleszkiewicz's absence due to a new job in Warsaw.

While riding her bicycle in Philadelphia in November 2003, Gardot was struck by the driver of an SUV and sustained head, spinal, and pelvic injuries. Confined to a hospital bed for a year, she needed to relearn simple tasks and was left oversensitive to light and sound. Suffering from short- and long-term memory loss, she struggled with her sense of time. Encouraged by a physician who believed music would help heal her brain, Gardot learned to hum, then to sing into a tape recorder, and eventually to write songs.

Newman's room in the Birmingham Oratory A 2001 biography of Newman notes that since his death in 1890 he has suffered almost as much misrepresentation as he did during his lifetime. In the Apologia he had exorcised the phantom which, as he said, "gibbers instead of me"—the phantom of the secret Romanist, corrupting the youth of Oxford, devious and dissimulating. But he raised another phantom—that of the oversensitive, self- absorbed recluseMeriol Trevor and Léonie Caldecott. John Henry Newman: Apostle to the Doubtful. London: CTS, 2001, p. 54. .

Auditory integration training (AIT) aims to address the sensory problems such as hearing distortions and hyperacusis (oversensitive hearing), which are said to cause discomfort and confusion in people with learning disabilities, including autism spectrum disorders. These hypersensitivities are believed to interfere with a child's attention, comprehension, and ability to learn. The training typically involves the child attending two 30-minute sessions per day, separated by a minimum of three hours, for ten consecutive working days. The child listens via headphones to a program of specially filtered and modulated music with wide frequency range.

John Henderson (Albert Brooks) is a successful science fiction writer who is finalizing his second divorce. He is perplexed by the issues he has with women, realizing that none of them supported or encouraged him. John decides to initiate an experiment that will help him understand what went wrong in his relationships: he moves back in with his widowed mother Beatrice (Debbie Reynolds), occupying the same bedroom he had as a child. His sports agent brother Jeff thinks John is oversensitive to their mother's criticisms, while John believes that their mother favors Jeff.

Het Huis Anubis en de Vijf van Het Magische zwaard (meaning The House of Anubis and the Five of the Magical Sword) is a Dutch / Flemish mystery series in which five people, each born with an oversensitive sense, have to fight against Dark Druids who want to steal their senses for their own purposes. The House of Anubis and the Five of the Magical Sword has aired since 17 March 2010 and was broadcast on Nickelodeon. The last episode aired in 2011. There will not be a third season.

The story is built along the lines of the Gospel (The Advent of Mayakovsky, the Life of Mayakovsky, the Rise of Mayakovsky, et cetera). Back on Earth after one thousand years the Poet discovers the street he's lived on and shot himself at, "by the door of the beloved," bears his name. This detail acquired a sinister overtone after Mayakovsky committed suicide in 1930, troubled love life cited as one of the reasons. According to biographer A. Mikhaylov, the poem's protagonist is an oversensitive young man who suffers from social injustice and longs for social upheaval.

Manuel is not interested, so Kurt seeks solace in alcohol and ends up drunk to the point of being unable to cook, leading the remaining staff to panic as the dinner guests arrive. Basil becomes oversensitive to Colonel Hall's introduction to the other guests. The Colonel has a nervous twitch which causes his neck and head to convulse violently. When Fawlty attempts to introduce the two couples he gets hung up on the name of "Lionel Twitchen", so as not to offend the Colonel, and is unable to introduce them, thereby causing maximum embarrassment for himself.

One of the ground handling crew was killed and several injured, and the airship, lightened after five passengers had jumped out, was then carried off by the wind and eventually brought down near Magdeburg. Bodensee had suffered some damage in the accident, and while being repaired was also modified: the controls had proved oversensitive, so the control surfaces were cut down and it was lengthened by . In July 1921 Bodensee was handed over to the Italian government as compensation for the Zeppelins which were to have been handed over as war reparations but had been sabotaged by their crews. Two stowaways accompanied the flight to Rome: a German bank clerk and an American cinematographer.

He said that current political and scientific debates on environment issues were designed to suppress freedom and democracy, and asked readers to oppose the term "scientific consensus", adding that "it is always achieved only by a loud minority, never by a silent majority". In an online Q&A; session following the article he wrote "Environmentalism, not preservation of nature (and of environment), is a leftist ideology... Environmentalism is indeed a vehicle for bringing us socialist government at the global level. Again, my life in communism has made me oversensitive in this respect". He reiterated these statements at a showing of Martin Durkin's The Great Global Warming Swindle organised by his think tank CEP in June 2007.

Air Hendrix of GamePro gave the PlayStation version a mixed review. He criticized the oversensitive controls, lack of split screen multiplayer, background flicker, and inappropriate music, but praised the diverse gameplay, focus on problem- solving, and futuristic graphics, and concluded that "Noodling through Assault Rigs will be great fun for those who like a touch of thinking with their shooting." Maximum gave the game credit for its "increasingly complex level designs" and the diversion of the arena levels, but asserted that "This game, while sounding quite entertaining in theory, unfortunately has a variety of problems in practice", citing poor camera angles, glitching graphics, and an overly easy and linear progression. They gave it 3 out of 5 stars.

Another criticism is the risk that courts may place too much emphasis on subjective feelings, which may not be a reliable basis for restricting free speech. If a subjective test is adopted, people who wish to express views on racial and religious issues may find themselves held hostage to segments of the population who may be oversensitive and more prone to finding offence than others. Hence, District Judge Neighbour's reliance in Ong Kian Cheong on the testimonies of a police officer and recipients of the tracts has been criticized as "highly problematic", and it has been suggested that an objective test needs to be adopted to determine if an act will be offensive to other races or classes.Neo, pp. 361–362.

Her mother hosted a literary salon, and Knös was raised in a cultivated but extremely sheltered environment in a home "where they, surrounded by flowers and paintings, lived a life which was only when necessary allowed to take part in reality".Thekla L A Knös, urn:sbl:11676, Svenskt biografiskt lexikon (art av Gösta Lundström), hämtad 2015-11-08. Thekla Knös was described as serious and cultivated, but sheltered and ignorant of all practical necessities of life, nervous and depressive, witty and entertaining but oversensitive and mentally fragile. She had many friends among the Swedish cultural elite, notably Fredrika Bremer and Pontus Wikner, and was described as a devoted friend and confidante "who diminished herself in overflowing compassion", and reportedly, she refused to wear the fashionable crinoline because she did not wish to take so much space in the world.

Head teacher of class 5-2 of Doumori Elementary, is considered the madonna (term for "beautiful unmarried woman") of the school. She is very serious and dedicated to her job as a teacher, but at the same time is very edgy and overtly scared when it comes to the unknown, in particular the spirits and yōkai the school constantly encounters. Her nature is a double- edged blade for Nūbē: while her beautiful exterior makes him desire her and all the things he wants to do to her, her oversensitive nature towards the supernatural like the antics about spirits and his artifacts makes him tease her all the time about it...and face her wrath as a result. At the start of the series, Ritsuko-sensei is probably the last person Nūbē would ever end up with in a relationship.

Individuals with genuine odor symptoms may present with similar mindset and behavior to persons with ORS. For example, one otolaryngologist researcher noted "behavioral problems such as continuous occupation with oral hygiene issues, obsessive use of cosmetic breath freshening products such as mouthwashes, candies, chewing gums, and sprays, avoiding close contact with other people, and turning the head away during conversation" as part of what was termed "skunk syndrome" in patients with genuine halitosis secondary to chronic tonsillitis. Another author, writing about halitosis, noted that there are generally three types of persons that complain of halitosis: those with above average odor, those with average or near-average odor who are oversensitive, and those with below average or no odor who believe they have offensive breath. Therefore, in persons with genuine odor complaints, the distress and concern may typically be out of proportion to the reality of the problem.

I find him oversensitive about clichés — which, like being oversensitive about table manners, can come from keeping second-rate company. from The New York Times
You're a mite oversensitive, but who am I to judge? from The New York Times
"Even if I'm oversensitive to it, I don't care," he said. from Vox
"I don't think China will be oversensitive about this," he said. from The New York Times
Image: screengrabs via YouTube and KittenfeedTrump is, to put it mildly, oversensitive. from Gizmodo
There is a balance between someone being inconsiderate and someone being oversensitive. from Vice
Maybe I was indiscreet, but believe me, with high temperatures you become oversensitive. from Vice
I do think that conservatives have tended to get oversensitive about certain things. from Fox News
Do you think that's because everyone is oversensitive in the world right now? from Vice
West's husband responds kindly and noncommittally, unwilling to join the gripefest about oversensitive women. from The New York Times
The problem is they're oversensitive, which means they're more of an annoyance than a help. from Axios
Others become addicts for the opposite reason: they are oversensitive and want to numb themselves. from Gizmodo
But this is not only the case in diplomacy; the Chinese people are oversensitive, too. from Economist
I know I need to respect his wishes, but I think he was being oversensitive. from The New York Times
At least rates tempered for the time being, and everything is so oversensitive right now. from CNBC
I have tried to explain cultural appropriation to my family before, but they think I'm oversensitive. from The New York Times
This stereotype is arguably even more ancient than that of the histrionic, oversensitive patient, and equally insidious. from Vice
Paulos also compared the reaction of some news outlets' coronavirus updates to a car with oversensitive steering. from Business Insider
Others were overjoyed that Mr. Trump was upsetting "snowflakes," that derisive term of art for oversensitive liberals. from The New York Times
Some professors say they are terrified that their oversensitive students could force them out of a job. from Vox
Meanwhile, Real Time host Bill Maher and others have opined that young people are oversensitive when it comes to harassment. from Vox
Indeed, the stereotype of women as emotional and oversensitive seemed to apply more to the male candidate than to Clinton. from CNN
The implication was that students who support trigger warnings and safe spaces are narrow-minded, oversensitive and opposed to dialogue. from The New York Times
The complexity of election decisions is why recency bias can make elections oversensitive to events nearest in time to the vote. from Vox
It Sure Looks Like That Viral &aposTrump Cat&apos Site Is a Massive Troll [Updated]Trump is, to put it mildly, oversensitive. from Gizmodo
And perhaps most important, to dismiss anyone's reaction to hateful acts as oversensitive political correctness is to be complicit in these acts. from The New York Times
There's a perception that Donald Trump is a thin-skinned and oversensitive man who clings to myths and grudges to his own peril. from CNBC
She will admit that she may be a little oversensitive, but that's who she is — and she is absolutely correct in her thinking. from The Hill
"We were on the Autobahn in Germany the other week, and the car felt a little oversensitive at speed during a crosswind," Becker recalls. from Wired
To them, the outrageous things he says are often uncomfortable truths, or provocations that show how out of touch or oversensitive everyone else is. from Vox
RALEIGH MAYER, NEW YORK I received a number of responses suggesting that the woman who didn't want to be called "sweetheart" was somehow being oversensitive. from The New York Times
It's the story of an oversensitive immigrant kid whose family moved from socialist Belgrade to Australia, and who had a hard time fitting in forevermore. from The New York Times
It's proteins in the urine, saliva and dander (or dead skin cells), of the dog or cat that trigger an oversensitive immune system to react. from CNN
You can call me oversensitive, but the truth is I got far better than any human being should be at absorbing astonishing cruelty and feeling nothing. from The New York Times
The founding partner of Woodford Investment Management suggested an oversensitive market had failed to place sufficient value on one of the company's most promising cancer drugs. from CNBC
The power of a microaggression is that it's often framed as casual ignorance — so if you get mad about it, you look like the oversensitive one. from Vox
Then, the theory goes, the pain receptors in the body develop a type of "pain memory," making them oversensitive and over-reactive to any degree of pain. from CNN
The overriding consensus was that I was being a bit oversensitive; that I should maybe take his criticism on board, or that it was best to ignore him. from Vice
He says that in the 245s, when he was a medical student, he was told that people with IBS were oversensitive females, and shouldn't be taken too seriously. from Vice
If Carlson had responded to all of this on-air sexism with full-throated outrage, she would probably have been dismissed as oversensitive at best, and faced professional repercussions at worst. from Vox
The gambit is simple: If "the mainstream media" crows at a hashtag that mockingly references genocide, it's evidence it's run by oversensitive snowflakes who just can't take a [deeply anti-semitic] joke. from Gizmodo
He casts himself as a reluctant and oversensitive hero, one who only waded back into the arena when he had no choice, forced to defend both himself and his most cherished principles. from The New York Times
The Real Time host argued in February that young people were "going to bleed what is so great out of life" by being oversensitive and demanding complete safety in dating and sex. from Vox
The issue has become so prominent in conservative discourse because they see it as proof positive that PC culture is ruining America, forcing America to be oversensitive to Muslims even when national security at stake. from Vox
As was to be expected, this has sparked yet another round of Twitter debates as to whether these misreadings are the fault of Charlie Hebdo or of oversensitive readers who are unable to grasp satire. from Vox
For every think piece calling it a "date-rape anthem," there's a corresponding "Oh, come on" take about how oversensitive "social justice warriors" are killing romance and seduction and taking the song's lyrics out of context. from Vox
When he did, he seemed to suggest that some oversensitive women who worked for him (who face "special challenges and pressures" in the workplace) failed to understand some good-natured jokes (his "broad sense of humor"). from The New York Times
Amazon's current system for detecting fake reviews is so rigid and oversensitive that, as The Verge's Josh Dzieza reported last December, small brand competitors on the platform have started using it as a weapon against each other. from Vox
They helped me see that when older people call students today oversensitive, we do the same thing that we accuse the college students of doing — jumping to a predetermined conclusion based on the action of a small group. from The New York Times
"Schools are generally coming up with a conservative estimate because they don't want students to be oversensitive to price shock," said David Helene, co-founder of Edquity, an app that helps guide college students through the financial planning process. from CNBC
The "SJW" label is a huge and successful weapon in the alt-right's arsenal; it paints feminists as manipulative, oversensitive, shrill women who attack men with claims of sexism at the tiniest of provocations while rejecting their sexual advances. from Vox
"On top of that, many men in CS [computer science] don't think there is a problem; they think we make things up, read too much into derogatory comments ("it has nothing to do with gender"), or are oversensitive," Goldbeck added. from Mashable
Since 2016, Facebook has been criticized for censoring a photograph of "Napalm girl," for its lack of transparency on civil rights issues, and for being oversensitive toward criticism of white men while doing little to protect hate speech against other groups. from New Republic
There is definitely such a thing as reacting badly to a bad joke, or even a racist joke, and becoming this caricature of a sanctimonious, pearl-clutching, oversensitive, liberal killjoy who can't fathom why anyone would find a racist joke funny. from Vice
But Olivia's role as an oversensitive fat lady is ridiculous, and Carl's breakdown comes after he's gunned down two men earlier that day without so much as batting an eye (or having his eye batted, if you get my drift). from Vox
The culture was humorless and oversensitive, it was contradictory and if you think about it even ironically enough discriminatory in the name of promoting tolerance, but also it didn't really matter and you didn't really get it and they didn't really care. from Vice
This inability to acknowledge racism creates a racial divide in how racism is viewed in America, in which many whites see these complaints as oversensitive or innocuous, yet fail to see that their definitions of racism come from the dominant position afforded to them by white privilege. from The Hill
This last group was wary of immigration — uncertain on the policy details, uncomfortable talking about it and oversensitive to the calls they got from constituents and activists opposed to it, despite the fact that very few members had ever actually been threatened over the issue by a primary challenger. from The New York Times
Enough of the rhetorical viruses currently loose in our national language share this trait—the embedded but deeply denied taking of offense in complaints about an oversensitive culture, the implied wish to be cared about more than the people we have decided not to care about—that it begins to seem like something other than an accident. from Vice
Early copies of the phone had screen bleeding issues. Some users of the international version of the phone reported issues related to an oversensitive screen.
The first prototype flew in July 1935. The only major change made to subsequent production aircraft was the deletion of the upper-wing ailerons to eliminate oversensitive control inputs.
This can make it even more challenging to complete tasks. Dyspraxics who are undersensitive to pain may injure themselves without realising it. Some dyspraxics may be oversensitive to some stimuli and undersensitive to others.
Citing lack of collision detection, "both sloppy and oversensitive" controls, repeated crashes, lack of drafting, replays, or camera angles, and the competing IndyCar Racing and World Circuit, the magazine concluded that "die- hard racers will want to look elsewhere before considering Rally".
These anxieties then break to the surface after the couple experience anti-Jewish prejudice at an English restaurant. Nathan afterward complains to Maria of her family and England's intolerance. Maria becomes irritable and accuses Nathan of being oversensitive. She leaves him to head back to their home.
They soon discovered that the Spitfire was a very good aircraft, but not perfect.McKinstry 2007, p. 55. The rudder was oversensitive, and the top speed was just , little faster than Sydney Camm's new Merlin-powered Hurricane. Ground resonance testing of the aircraft at Farnborough took place in April.
His early compositions included piano pieces, organ voluntaries, songs, anthems and a symphony (from 1892). His main influences at this stage were Mendelssohn, Chopin, Grieg and above all Sullivan. and Adolph tried to steer his son away from composition, hoping that he would have a career as a pianist. Holst was oversensitive and miserable.
Zen loves to workout and rehearse constantly to perfect his skills. He is seen to be oversensitive towards Jumin, nicknaming him "Mr. Trust Fund Kid" and refuses any help from him because he reminds him of his brother. He is allergic to cats (specifically cat fur), sneezing even when the word 'cat' is mentioned.
While useful, the detectors had to be used with some caution. People sniffers were known to be oversensitive and would often detect civilians or animals excreting bodily waste.Dunnigan, James F. and Nofi, Albert A. Dirty Little Secrets of the Vietnam War: Military Information You're Not Supposed to Know, (Google Books), Macmillan, 2000, p. 236, (), accessed October 24, 2008.
Cilansetron is an experimental drug that is a 5-HT3 antagonist under development by Solvay Pharmaceuticals. 5-HT3 receptors are responsible for causing many things from nausea to excess bowel movements. In conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), the receptors have become faulty or oversensitive. 5-HT3 antagonists work by blocking the nervous and chemical signals from reaching these receptors.
After the fourth flight, a new engine was fitted, and Summers left the test flying to his assistants, Jeffrey Quill and George Pickering. They soon discovered that the SpitfireMcKinstry 2007, p. 55. was a very good aircraft, but not perfect. The rudder was oversensitive, and the top speed was just 330 mph (528 km/h), little faster than Sydney Camm's new Merlin-powered Hurricane.Glancey 2006, p. 43.
Sensory integration therapy helps people with autism adapt to different kinds of sensory stimuli. Many with autism can be oversensitive to certain stimuli, such as lights or sounds, causing them to overreact. Others may not react to certain stimuli, such as someone speaking to them. Many types of therapy activities involve a form of play, such as using swings, toys and trampolines to help engage the patients with sensory stimuli.
Very little welding is required, and is generally limited to the landing gear, motor mounts, and small control linkages. The airplane is small enough that it can be built in a garage, on a large table. The flight characteristics of the design were intended to be quick but not oversensitive, for mild aerobatics and handling in rough air. The side stick controller also necessitated full control authority by wrist movement alone.
Speech-language Pathologists (SLP) may teach someone how to communicate more effectively with others or work on starting to develop speech patterns. The SLP will create a plan that focuses on what the child needs. Sensory integration therapy helps people with autism adapt to different kinds of sensory stimuli. Many children with autism can be oversensitive to certain stimuli, such as lights or sounds, causing them to overreact.
Very little welding is required, and is generally limited to the landing gear, motor mounts, and small control linkages. The airplane is small enough that it can be built in a garage, on a large table. The aircraft can be built in around 300 hours.Markowski 1979, 232 The flight characteristics of the design were intended to be quick but not oversensitive, for mild aerobatics and handling in rough air.
The lengthy meditation left many students moody and oversensitive. Several people on the course and the Maharishi were particularly concerned about Prudence Farrow's unwillingness to stop meditating. All the students wore native dress and the ashram had a tailor on the premises to make clothes for them. The women in the Beatles party shopped in local towns and bought saris for themselves and material to be made into shirts and jackets for the men.
Mr. Revise did such a good job of revising Little Black Sambo's story that Sam has grown into an old man and few people remember him. He still managed to escape during the mass breakout from the Golden Boughs by turning all of Robin Page’s tigers into butter. This upset Mister Revise greatly, as he viewed Sam as one of his greatest successes. According to Revise, Sam's story was "censored, shunned and forgotten by the oversensitive mundys".
Mr. Revise did such a good job of revising Little Black Sambo's story that Sam has grown into an old man and few people remember him. He still managed to escape during the mass breakout from the Golden Boughs by turning all of Robin Page’s tigers into butter. This upset Mister Revise greatly, as he viewed Sam as one of his greatest successes. According to Revise, Sam's story was "censored, shunned and forgotten by the oversensitive mundys".
Young, Klosko, Weishaar: Schema Therapy – A Practitioner's Guide, 2003, p. 375. According to psychiatrist Glen Gabbard, NPD can be broken down into two subtypes, a grandiose, arrogant, thick-skinned "oblivious" subtype and an easily hurt, oversensitive, ashamed "hypervigilant" subtype. The oblivious subtype presents for admiration, envy, and appreciation a grandiose self that is the antithesis of a weak internalized self which hides in shame, while the hypervigilant subtype neutralizes devaluation by seeing others as unjust abusers.
" She remembered the bedroom scene where her dying mother received the last sacraments while Thérèse knelt and her father cried. She wrote: "When Mummy died, my happy disposition changed. I had been so lively and open; now I became diffident and oversensitive, crying if anyone looked at me. I was only happy if no one took notice of me... It was only in the intimacy of my own family, where everyone was wonderfully kind, that I could be more myself.
Walpole was not always as oversensitive as Wodehouse supposed. The critic James Agate was a friend despite his regular rude remarks about Walpole's prose, and when Walpole discovered that Agate had written a spoof of the Herries "Lakeland" style, he made him promise to print it in the next published volume of his diaries.Agate (1976), pp. 123–124 During his career contemporaries saw both negative and positive sides to Walpole's outgoing nature and desire to be in the public eye.
Despite this, critics still condemned the game for other issues, such as the player picking up icons of "cakes and wine" while collecting food, and the most sympathetic character in the game being a white doctor. Katherine Cross of Gamasutra called the entire game a "dismal, tone-deaf failure at education" that trivialized slavery, and criticized the Serious Games CEO Simon Egenfeldt- Neisen for blaming oversensitive critics and cultural differences for the debacle and not the poor quality of the game itself.
Baroreceptors are integral to the body's function: Pressure changes in the blood vessels would not be detected as quickly in the absence of baroreceptors. When baroreceptors are not working, blood pressure continues to increase, but, within an hour, the blood pressure returns to normal as other blood pressure regulatory systems take over. Baroreceptors can also become oversensitive in some people (usually the carotid baroreceptors in older males). This can lead to bradycardia, dizziness and fainting (syncope) from touching the neck (often whilst shaving).
The following can indicate a delusion: # The patient expresses an idea or belief with unusual persistence or force, even when evidence suggests the contradictory. # That idea appears to have an undue influence on the patient's life, and the way of life is often altered to an inexplicable extent. # Despite their profound conviction, there is often a quality of secretiveness or suspicion when the patient is questioned about it. # The individual tends to be humorless and oversensitive, especially about the belief.
The JN 1 first flew on 23 July, catapult- launched and flown by Francizek Jach in Gummistart. It proved to be hard to control, being oversensitive in pitch both via elevator control and centre of gravity position. Car-towed flights follows but the control difficulties persisted and in the autumn the JN 1 was damaged in a crash. It was not repaired because of a mixture of funding problems, a lack of official interest and Naleszkiewicz's absence due to a new job in Warsaw.
While riding her bicycle in Philadelphia in November 2003, Gardot was struck by the driver of an SUV and sustained head, spinal, and pelvic injuries. Confined to a hospital bed for a year, she needed to relearn simple tasks and was left oversensitive to light and sound. Suffering from short- and long-term memory loss, she struggled with her sense of time. Encouraged by a physician who believed music would help heal her brain, Gardot learned to hum, then to sing into a tape recorder, and eventually to write songs.
Newman's room in the Birmingham Oratory A 2001 biography of Newman notes that since his death in 1890 he has suffered almost as much misrepresentation as he did during his lifetime. In the Apologia he had exorcised the phantom which, as he said, "gibbers instead of me"—the phantom of the secret Romanist, corrupting the youth of Oxford, devious and dissimulating. But he raised another phantom—that of the oversensitive, self- absorbed recluseMeriol Trevor and Léonie Caldecott. John Henry Newman: Apostle to the Doubtful. London: CTS, 2001, p. 54. .
Auditory integration training (AIT) aims to address the sensory problems such as hearing distortions and hyperacusis (oversensitive hearing), which are said to cause discomfort and confusion in people with learning disabilities, including autism spectrum disorders. These hypersensitivities are believed to interfere with a child's attention, comprehension, and ability to learn. The training typically involves the child attending two 30-minute sessions per day, separated by a minimum of three hours, for ten consecutive working days. The child listens via headphones to a program of specially filtered and modulated music with wide frequency range.
John Henderson (Albert Brooks) is a successful science fiction writer who is finalizing his second divorce. He is perplexed by the issues he has with women, realizing that none of them supported or encouraged him. John decides to initiate an experiment that will help him understand what went wrong in his relationships: he moves back in with his widowed mother Beatrice (Debbie Reynolds), occupying the same bedroom he had as a child. His sports agent brother Jeff thinks John is oversensitive to their mother's criticisms, while John believes that their mother favors Jeff.
Het Huis Anubis en de Vijf van Het Magische zwaard (meaning The House of Anubis and the Five of the Magical Sword) is a Dutch / Flemish mystery series in which five people, each born with an oversensitive sense, have to fight against Dark Druids who want to steal their senses for their own purposes. The House of Anubis and the Five of the Magical Sword has aired since 17 March 2010 and was broadcast on Nickelodeon. The last episode aired in 2011. There will not be a third season.
The story is built along the lines of the Gospel (The Advent of Mayakovsky, the Life of Mayakovsky, the Rise of Mayakovsky, et cetera). Back on Earth after one thousand years the Poet discovers the street he's lived on and shot himself at, "by the door of the beloved," bears his name. This detail acquired a sinister overtone after Mayakovsky committed suicide in 1930, troubled love life cited as one of the reasons. According to biographer A. Mikhaylov, the poem's protagonist is an oversensitive young man who suffers from social injustice and longs for social upheaval.
Manuel is not interested, so Kurt seeks solace in alcohol and ends up drunk to the point of being unable to cook, leading the remaining staff to panic as the dinner guests arrive. Basil becomes oversensitive to Colonel Hall's introduction to the other guests. The Colonel has a nervous twitch which causes his neck and head to convulse violently. When Fawlty attempts to introduce the two couples he gets hung up on the name of "Lionel Twitchen", so as not to offend the Colonel, and is unable to introduce them, thereby causing maximum embarrassment for himself.
One of the ground handling crew was killed and several injured, and the airship, lightened after five passengers had jumped out, was then carried off by the wind and eventually brought down near Magdeburg. Bodensee had suffered some damage in the accident, and while being repaired was also modified: the controls had proved oversensitive, so the control surfaces were cut down and it was lengthened by . In July 1921 Bodensee was handed over to the Italian government as compensation for the Zeppelins which were to have been handed over as war reparations but had been sabotaged by their crews. Two stowaways accompanied the flight to Rome: a German bank clerk and an American cinematographer.
He said that current political and scientific debates on environment issues were designed to suppress freedom and democracy, and asked readers to oppose the term "scientific consensus", adding that "it is always achieved only by a loud minority, never by a silent majority". In an online Q&A; session following the article he wrote "Environmentalism, not preservation of nature (and of environment), is a leftist ideology... Environmentalism is indeed a vehicle for bringing us socialist government at the global level. Again, my life in communism has made me oversensitive in this respect". He reiterated these statements at a showing of Martin Durkin's The Great Global Warming Swindle organised by his think tank CEP in June 2007.
Air Hendrix of GamePro gave the PlayStation version a mixed review. He criticized the oversensitive controls, lack of split screen multiplayer, background flicker, and inappropriate music, but praised the diverse gameplay, focus on problem- solving, and futuristic graphics, and concluded that "Noodling through Assault Rigs will be great fun for those who like a touch of thinking with their shooting." Maximum gave the game credit for its "increasingly complex level designs" and the diversion of the arena levels, but asserted that "This game, while sounding quite entertaining in theory, unfortunately has a variety of problems in practice", citing poor camera angles, glitching graphics, and an overly easy and linear progression. They gave it 3 out of 5 stars.
Another criticism is the risk that courts may place too much emphasis on subjective feelings, which may not be a reliable basis for restricting free speech. If a subjective test is adopted, people who wish to express views on racial and religious issues may find themselves held hostage to segments of the population who may be oversensitive and more prone to finding offence than others. Hence, District Judge Neighbour's reliance in Ong Kian Cheong on the testimonies of a police officer and recipients of the tracts has been criticized as "highly problematic", and it has been suggested that an objective test needs to be adopted to determine if an act will be offensive to other races or classes.Neo, pp. 361–362.
Her mother hosted a literary salon, and Knös was raised in a cultivated but extremely sheltered environment in a home "where they, surrounded by flowers and paintings, lived a life which was only when necessary allowed to take part in reality".Thekla L A Knös, urn:sbl:11676, Svenskt biografiskt lexikon (art av Gösta Lundström), hämtad 2015-11-08. Thekla Knös was described as serious and cultivated, but sheltered and ignorant of all practical necessities of life, nervous and depressive, witty and entertaining but oversensitive and mentally fragile. She had many friends among the Swedish cultural elite, notably Fredrika Bremer and Pontus Wikner, and was described as a devoted friend and confidante "who diminished herself in overflowing compassion", and reportedly, she refused to wear the fashionable crinoline because she did not wish to take so much space in the world.
Head teacher of class 5-2 of Doumori Elementary, is considered the madonna (term for "beautiful unmarried woman") of the school. She is very serious and dedicated to her job as a teacher, but at the same time is very edgy and overtly scared when it comes to the unknown, in particular the spirits and yōkai the school constantly encounters. Her nature is a double- edged blade for Nūbē: while her beautiful exterior makes him desire her and all the things he wants to do to her, her oversensitive nature towards the supernatural like the antics about spirits and his artifacts makes him tease her all the time about it...and face her wrath as a result. At the start of the series, Ritsuko-sensei is probably the last person Nūbē would ever end up with in a relationship.
Individuals with genuine odor symptoms may present with similar mindset and behavior to persons with ORS. For example, one otolaryngologist researcher noted "behavioral problems such as continuous occupation with oral hygiene issues, obsessive use of cosmetic breath freshening products such as mouthwashes, candies, chewing gums, and sprays, avoiding close contact with other people, and turning the head away during conversation" as part of what was termed "skunk syndrome" in patients with genuine halitosis secondary to chronic tonsillitis. Another author, writing about halitosis, noted that there are generally three types of persons that complain of halitosis: those with above average odor, those with average or near-average odor who are oversensitive, and those with below average or no odor who believe they have offensive breath. Therefore, in persons with genuine odor complaints, the distress and concern may typically be out of proportion to the reality of the problem.