Sentence examples for be so insensitive to from inspiring English sources
"It really bothers me how black people can be so insensitive to oppression," he said.
"I never called him, never would be so insensitive to call him a neo-Nazi".
It is hard to understand how the United States can be so insensitive to the legitimate concerns of Greece, a historically loyal friend and ally.
How dare Levete's architectural practice Future Systems and Kapoor be so insensitive to the memory of her Di-ness as to produce a design that reminded them (poor flowers) of sex and death?
It's so insensitive to the families and what they're going through".
And when he is so insensitive to her needs as to whine about his writing project, for all the world as if he has been doing her a favour, should we in fact despise him?
This is because the rods are so insensitive to red light; if the dark-adaptation curve is plotted for a red stimulus it is found that it follows the cone path, like that for foveal vision at all wavelengths.
"You have to understand that when you have a government that is so insensitive to the issues that are close to people's hearts, that have affected so many lives for the worse, people are going to be really angry and emotional," she told the Daily Telegraph before the Olympics in 2000.
Of course, a cartel only works when demand is so insensitive to price that higher prices will actually increase the sellers total revenue.
Then, the amount of silica to PAI was changed from 2 to 10 wt% and the dosage of CTAB to silica was at 3 wt%, the FT-IR spectra of pure PAI and some silica/PAI composite films were shown in Fig. 2. In those spectra, the bands at 1,771 and 1,710 cm−1 were associated with the imide carbonyl band and they were so insensitive to the presence of the silica nanoparticles.
It is so insensitive to the victims of sex trafficking.
