There's no easy answer to whether he was insensitive to the needs of victims," he said.
"It's one individual that single-handedly did damage to this nonprofit corporation, but the city itself is insensitive to the needs of nonprofit corporations," he said.
The committee expresses further concern that the Jobcentre Plus programme, directly linking benefit entitlement to job-seeking through monitoring by "personal advisers", may be insensitive to the needs of people able to perform some economic activity but incapable of 30-plus hours of work a week.
"I think there is this notion that we want the tax system to be as equalizing as we can, and there is a sense – that's a very real one — that the policies of the city have been insensitive to the needs of the middle class and those struggling to make it," Mr. Weiner said.
Bestiality is a running gag: "There's nothing wrong with fucking a male sheep, because if I did find something wrong with it, that would mean I was insensitive to the needs of the gay sheep community…" (niftily slipping an anti-gay joke in there as well).
"As an alumnus of the college, I feel that I have been lied to, patronized and basically dismissed as an old, white bigot who is insensitive to the needs and feelings of the current college community," Mr. MacConnell, 77, wrote in a letter to the college's alumni fund in December, when he first warned that he was reducing his support to the college to a token $5.
Jake is insensitive to the needs of others, and sees the world from his own self-centered viewpoint, believing that one's own self ought to come first in moral dilemmas.
Whilst this statement is well intentioned, it is insensitive to the needs and emotions that birth trauma can entail' (submission 703).
"Japan has been insensitive to the security needs of its regional neighbors," Mr. Kitazawa said in a recent interview.
