Sentence examples for considered insensitive from inspiring English sources

Engel's stereotypical descriptions of "black boys" would be considered insensitive by many Americans.

Why was Barbara Bush's statement about the evacuees in Houston considered insensitive?

"I'm considered insensitive and confrontational when I insist the player attend my practice -- the classroom.

It fit with an old negative stereotype, and is as such considered insensitive.

Culture though still considered insensitive is widely used for other than blood samples.

It has to do with speedskating as much as with soccer, and with what were considered insensitive remarks made by a certain late-night talk-show host.

In the less well-defined rapamycin-insensitive mTORC2 complex [ 11], mTOR is associated with the rapamycin insensitive companion (RICTOR), LST8, mSIN1, PROCTOR and DEPTOR and phosphorylation of 4E-BP1 on t37/46 is also considered rapamycin insensitive [ 12].

It would be considered inexcusably insensitive.

The station, KTVU of Oakland, Calif., apologized after it identified the pilots in the July 6 crash of an Asiana Airlines jet as "Sum Ting Wong," "Bang Ding Ow" and two other fictitious names many considered racially insensitive.

In news releases, on radio and television programs and on the Internet, some commentators compared Mr. Dodd's Civil War comments to those of Senator Trent Lott, who lost his position as majority leader in 2002 after making what many considered racially insensitive remarks at a party celebrating former Senator Strom Thurmond's 100th birthday.

I'm the sort of person who might give other people ulcers". Nonetheless, some of his remarks were considered racially insensitive and raised hackles among African Americans, as did his closure of a hospital that had long served the black community.