Sentence examples for even more insensitive from inspiring English sources
Sarah is even more insensitive and self-absorbed than Elaine was on "Seinfeld".
They're called the 'Parkinson's Princesses.'" Astounded that I'd found a second neurologist even more insensitive than the first, I said, "Huh," and smiled broadly, so she wouldn't think I was for one second feeling sorry for myself.
Especially when that show is even more culturally insensitive than Don's odd anti-Slav barb.
Dworkin's equality of resources (1981b) stakes a claim to being even more 'ambition-sensitive' and endowment-insensitive' than Rawls' theory.
For the only ILD-insensitive function for which standard background noise resulted in suppression of responses at all ILDs, the function remained ILD-insensitive across all SNRs, becoming even more suppressed as the level of noise increased.
While D is virtually insensitive to levels of polymorphism, Z and even more the non-standardized H statistic are dramatically so.
There must be a third feature or even more features in the table organization, concerning the two GC content insensitive boxes or quarters.
We show that adding this realistic detail makes the MCRS approach even more robust than the toy model versions: the replicator system stays persistent and evolves to stationary states that are remarkably insensitive to changes in almost any model parameter.
It's less paternalistic than before, and generally speaking, a lot more insensitive.
With every day that passes, David Blunkett becomes more insensitive in his language and more intemperate in his actions.
