Sentence examples for feel insensitive from inspiring English sources

Even so, you should not feel insensitive to the pain or suffering of that person and shrug off your moral shoulders, for the other person's body is certainly not a piece of wood that cannot feel pain.

Not even, though it feels insensitive to write, the terrible havoc the life of a football coach played on the Reid family at home.

I'm just not sure what posting on social media accomplishes for me, personally, other than the fact that not posting feels insensitive and out-of-touch.

I feel very insensitive and stupid in that regard".

Derek Dalton, the station's vice president and general manager, released a statement on Thursday that read: Last night, NBC, our network, ran an episode of Chicago Fire that many in our community felt was insensitive in light of the Christmas Eve tragedy.

Tensions were further inflamed by an email from an administrator that questioned whether warning students not to wear offensive costumes was going too far, something some students felt was insensitive to minorities on campus.

Approximately three weeks later, I finally received a response that I felt was insensitive to the matters at hand, which I included on my Facebook page, as so many people are following this story.

The lyric can certainly feel callous and insensitive to those who've endured emotional and physical abuse from their partners.

Benedict Birnberg London I know that in the last paragraph of the Nickell family statement they specifically refer to video footage, but I feel it's insensitive of you to continue to illustrate any follow-up on the case with a photograph of the victim.

In fact, the only way one could plausibly feel that it is insensitive is if one, on some level, harbors negative feelings toward Muslims or feels that Islam equates to terrorism.

Only the Americans could do that.Some Afghans feel that Americans are insensitive to tribal ways.