Sentence examples for insensitive man from inspiring English sources
"The first impression you get is, of course, the mythic image -- Bukowski as this foul-mouthed, down and dirty, vulgar, insensitive man," he said.
"You are a cruel and insensitive man," says Ruth, by then with a spear or two of hair out of place.
In Iowa, Mr. Gore added verbal roughhouse to his touchy-feely campaign, pounding Mr. Bradley as an insensitive man who would "tear down" Medicaid and who betrayed farmers by voting against a 1993 flood-relief amendment.
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He convinces her that David is still the same insensitive man that he has always been.
"And I'm not working with insensitive men," she told The Boston Globe in 1981.
I wanted to cast him as one of the bad guys, the unfeeling, insensitive men whom we all seem to have no problem meeting again and again.
In Read My Lips, the disability is deafness, but the film has a near-identical dramatic drive: a woman whose impairment is an analogue to a repressed emotional life; an insensitive, inarticulate man; a relationship that unlocks them both.
Some friends and associates of Mr. Romney, including several who are gay, said they had a hard time reconciling the seemingly insensitive younger man with the tolerant, considerate one they have known as an adult.
The point of putting a "racially insensitive" white man up to question a Latina has nothing to do with bad GOP planning and everything to do with intimidation.
Their insensitive every-man for-himself approach to health care and education.
