Sentence examples for i am insensitive from inspiring English sources
Please don't think I am insensitive to the fear that to remain too conspicuously black is to risk failure.
People who hear me say things like this can't decide whether I am insensitive or ornery or flat-out dumb.
It's possible that even now—as happened to so many with the California textbook controversy my words will be twisted to suggest that I am insensitive to the plight of so many due to casteism.
It precedes and is required for binding at site L which (i) is insensitive to antagonists, (ii) triggers signalling and (iii) binds the agonist quasi-irreversibly.
People thinking that I'm insensitive about this subject rips my guts out.
"I arrived yesterday and I don't know if it's just that I'm insensitive, but I haven't noticed anything too different," Matsuzaka said through an interpreter.
As a classroom teacher, the subject didn't come up very often - although when it did, the fallout could be spectacular, I think in part because I was insensitive to some of the children's heartfelt religious beliefs.
Both prompted letters and phone calls suggesting that I was insensitive to Holocaust survivors, and a few implied that I was complicitous with Nazi objectives by playing these selections.
While that show was in rehearsals, in 1951, Garland realized that she was pregnant; Luft firmly advised her to get an abortion ("I was as unjustified as I was insensitive"), fearing both for the show and for the publicity that would result — both he and she were still married to other people, and he knew the "strict moral code" that was publicly enforced.
"This incident was thoughtless and I was insensitive to her perspective and how demeaning my conduct was towards her.
