Sentence examples for a little insensitive from inspiring English sources

And why not be a little insensitive?

In retrospect, since it pushed him close to suicide, it seems a little insensitive.

A staunch Republican, he nonetheless feels the Reagan Administration has been a "little insensitive" to the farmer's plight.

This kind of behaviour is far more acceptable, and if it might be deemed a little insensitive, it is certainly not illegal.

Later, he realized that it had been a little insensitive of him to use a child as an example, after what they'd been through two months before.

There's initially disappointment and sadness, but then I think, 'I can use this for the show.' " (Not that he has ever rebuffed anyone for mercenary creative purposes; "that would be a little insensitive," he said).

Given the anguish that RCUK's policy caused, the announcement last week that the Wellcome Trust – a major funder of biomedical research – has now extended its open access policy to include books and book chapters might seem a little, well, insensitive.

Perhaps it's a little bit insensitive to post this; We already know the US isn't getting the Touch HD, so chances are we'll also be missing out on its WiMax enabled big brother, the Max 4G.

I found it was a little bit insensitive for him to say something like that.

I pouted a little at how insensitive he was: QuakeLive doesn't work on Linux, so I didn't bother clicking over there.

"You da bomb," once an awesome phrase used only by super cool people, became insensitive and a little scary.