Sentence examples for insensitive language from inspiring English sources

3.43pm BST Gawain Towler, a Ukip press officer, has been accused of using "racially insensitive" language.

Nick de Bois, secretary of the 1922 backbench committee, said: "There's no room in any walk of life, let alone politics, for this type of racially insensitive language".

In Mr Levenson's case, it was a two-year-old email including racially insensitive language that pushed him to relinquish ownership.

GOP chairman Michael Steele said that Sen. Reid's use of racially insensitive language "is a clear sign that he is trying to steal our message," adding, "This will not stand".

"I was a little surprised, but it was kind of like, 'Oh, that makes sense.' " So how did a team that had once been reprimanded for using insensitive language come to embrace a gay teammate?

It noted that Lambert had socialized outside of work with the accused employees and that he used "the same racially insensitive language that he had complained about," suggesting that the incident had been taken out of context.

The earliest seasons of Drag Race played into that history; RuPaul at one point faced controversy over the use of trans-insensitive language in the show, for which the show's staff apologized.

When he was called out for his race-baiting by the NFL, he refused to acknowledge the fact that he markets in racially-insensitive language in order to play to the darker instincts of his audience.

She feels angry at what she feels is insensitive medical language used by NHS staff at various times during treatment for her miscarriages.

With every day that passes, David Blunkett becomes more insensitive in his language and more intemperate in his actions.

Other points are simply good sense: Jews and other minority communities are not monoliths; "insensitive and incendiary" language over Israel-Palestine is at the very least unhelpful; people should not be automatically damned for platforms they have appeared on.