Sentence examples for experienced insensitive from inspiring English sources

But the law firm did say that "both in relation to the handover process and the restructuring process more generally, some [RBS] customers complained that they experienced insensitive, rude or aggressive behaviour".

Research shows that most students of color will experience racially insensitive comments while on campus.

The experience was insensitive to children and families.

Downing Street was last night grinding its collective teeth that someone so experienced could have said something so crassly insensitive at such a difficult time for many voters.

Poor staff engagements with patients range from shouting at patients during labour (reported by 17% of patients) to highly insensitive behaviour towards patients who had experienced stillbirths.

Gecko adhesion is expected to be temperature insensitive over the range of temperatures typically experienced by geckos.

In-depth analysis of these survivors' narratives revealed four general types of negative reactions experienced by these survivors: 1) being blamed; 2) receiving insensitive reactions; 3) experiencing ineffective disclosures; and 4) receiving inappropriate support.

While you are in pain, people who have not experienced the death of a loved one may say insensitive things that are well meant, but not helpful.

SIBS and PED were relatively insensitive to SBF and temperature changes, while PU experienced the largest changes in physical properties in vitro (simulated body fluid, 37 °C).

Or it can be an insensitive remark from a classmate, as Mr. Fang experienced growing up in Yorktown, where his family moved in the early 1960's to be near the I.B.M. Watson Research Center where his father was a physicist.

In light of what (thankfully very few) other parents have experienced in regards to violent offenders on campus, it might seem insensitive to complain.