Sentence examples for has been insensitive from inspiring English sources

"Japan has been insensitive to the security needs of its regional neighbors," Mr. Kitazawa said in a recent interview.

W., still smarting from charges that Mr. Ashcroft has been insensitive on race, plans to appoint a Thomas intimate, Larry Thompson, as deputy attorney general.

The administration has been pushing back against any suggestion that Ms. Kagan has been insensitive on racial matters, as have some of her black supporters.

They include accusations that the district attorney's office has been insensitive toward his client, and accusations that it improperly sabotaged her credibility.

However, their suggestion that the Board of Education has been insensitive to the older population and has not provided a comprehensive room utilization analysis suggests that they have not taken the time to read the full report of the citizens committee.

For months, Mr. Pitt, who in private practice represented many of the most important players on Wall Street and all the major accounting firms, has been buffeted by criticism that he has been insensitive to ethical issues because he has met with former clients who have matters before the agency.

Mentioning dying may have been insensitive.

Some Democrats said the president had been insensitive to public health.

One or two other people have been insensitive enough to inform us, witlessly, that "we all have to go sometime".

Their "concerns" stem from an Observer report that the inquiry chairman, Sir William Macpherson, had been insensitive in handling race issues.

It would have been insensitive for the President when he visited Joplin, or Memphis before that, or Tuscaloosa before that, to have turned the conversation to climate change.