Sentence examples for been insensitive from inspiring English sources

Mentioning dying may have been insensitive.

"The government has always been insensitive about displacement," he said.

Some Democrats said the president had been insensitive to public health.

It has made excessive use of patronage and been insensitive to the fears of Turkey's secularists.

One or two other people have been insensitive enough to inform us, witlessly, that "we all have to go sometime".

"I have not been insensitive to his charisma, but my job is to be sensitive to consumers".

"Japan has been insensitive to the security needs of its regional neighbors," Mr. Kitazawa said in a recent interview.

It would have been insensitive for the President when he visited Joplin, or Memphis before that, or Tuscaloosa before that, to have turned the conversation to climate change.

Oxford University's most famous student, Chelsea Clinton, believes her English classmates have been insensitive, and even offensive, since the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington.

Objections have run the gamut from potential environmental damage caused by the pipeline to allegations that the developers have been insensitive to the communities that will be affected.

We believe the Board of Education and the superintendent have been insensitive to the older population when they equate the STAR program with a dealer rebate.