Sentence examples for downright insensitive from inspiring English sources
Cable had said such incomes were "downright insensitive and grossly immoral" although he later denied that he intended to slight One Direction.
It would just be criminal to try and market something that was just downright insensitive.
Aside from the worrying lack of basic biological knowledge that these questions often reveal, strangers can be insensitive or downright rude.
Cuuuute!" If this "Aussie" "robot" is going to assimilate, it needs to be able to blurt out all kinds of racially inaccurate, insensitive, or downright hateful stuff over civilised dining.
But with the number of politicians making insensitive, inaccurate and downright idiotic remarks about sexual assault, it's not surprising that some journalists have done the same.
It's part of his brand to make off-the-cuff remarks that are insensitive at best, and in some cases downright offensive.
Such follow-up queries, once potentially irritating or insensitive, have in the last few months turned downright provocative.
Mary Foxe, his sort-of muse, sort-of imaginary friend since his lonely days serving in the war, arrives in Fox's study and reprimands him for being so insensitive towards his women: his writing, she says, is just downright mean.
