Sentence examples for has become insensitive from inspiring English sources

"Mr. Groscost has become insensitive to issues of conflict of interest," Mr. Burke said.

The media today has become insensitive, doing anything they can to get the story.

"On the one hand, Canada is a safe haven because we are one of a handful of countries that will recognize sexual orientation as a claim for refugees seeking status," said Mulé. "But even so, restrictive and troubling policies means Canada has become insensitive to the very people that we've opened our doors to".

Taken together, these data suggest that Her2 is signalling through Raf and ultimately through c-Jun (AP-1), as we have suggested previously (Edwards et al, 2004), to circumvent AR activity after the tumour has become insensitive to androgens, as AP-1 has been shown to act independently of AR to activate some of the AR-associated genes (Sato et al, 1997).

RESULTS: By analysing in vivo the murine bladder tumour cell line MB49, and its more invasive variant MB49-I, we show that the invasive tumour has become insensitive to destruction by the adaptive immune system, thus escaping this first means of control by the host.

"We have become insensitive to listening," he said.

Consider a brief letter he wrote to her in May 1936, acknowledging a gift of flowers: "I had imagined I had become insensitive to praise and blame.

By the last years of his reign, Fa Ngum had become insensitive to growing public dissatisfaction with constant warfare and demands for labour service.

In his final speech before the group, in 1982, he said the press had become insensitive, arrogant and hostile to government.

The jury said there was "ample evidence" that a number of psychiatrists employed at the hospital had become insensitive to their patients' plights by their failure to make rounds on a regular daily basis and by leaving patients virtually unsupervised and without proper treatment.

It makes us question if we've become insensitive to violence.