Sentence examples for insensitive behaviour from inspiring English sources

JH, London W5 Even compared with the numerous examples of insensitive behaviour following bereavement that we have been swamped with from readers over the years, this took the biscuit.

Diluting concepts of harm swells the ranks of people who are encouraged to see themselves as harmed, vulnerable and in need of protection, which may cancel out any benefits gained by reducing insensitive behaviour.

An exact statistical test is used to show a clear relationship between the scope sensitivity of WTP and the motivational explanations used to explain scope sensitive or insensitive behaviour.

Eyeing a stranger from afar and internally whispering "ugh" is as likely to emanate from watching a parent's insensitive behaviour, as from the detachment used to randomly judge others on social media.

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.

Care providers with a lack of knowledge of cultural practices were described as being unable to provide knowledgeable health guidance and more likely to display insensitive behaviour [ 25].

For Nehru and the Congress Party's high command, such unilateral declarations were viewed as more than insensitive British behaviour, for, in undertaking to run most of British India's provinces, the Congress thought of itself as the viceroy's "partner" in administering the raj.

"The responses lament that persons who are separated, divorced or single parents sometimes feel unwelcome in some parish communities, that some clergy are uncompromising and insensitive in their behaviour; and, generally speaking, that the church, in many ways, is perceived as exclusive, and not sufficiently present and supportive".

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".

They promptly dismissed the town's government, party and police chiefs, accusing them of a long-term pattern of brutish behaviour and insensitive handling of people's complaints.Three weeks later another riot erupted, this time in the neighbouring province of Yunnan.

17 Harm is caused through the perceived imbalance of power between the perpetrator and the victim, and is perpetuated when adults are either unaware of the behaviour or insensitive to children's reports of bullying.