The Labour donor wrote to Cummings and Elliott: "The bottom line is that Labour Leave are fed up with the way they have been treated by VL [Vote Leave] and the – intransigent and insensitive, from their perspective – policies it pursues –unfortunately typified by the remarks referred to above.
"This incident was thoughtless and I was insensitive to her perspective and how demeaning my conduct was towards her.
People with this disorder are typically egocentric and are often insensitive to the perspectives and needs of others.
While the prevailing business model has reaped billions for investors, at times it has been insensitive to the perspectives of patients and regulators, and this in turn has shaped for the worse society's view of these companies.
It can be tricky but I try to put my patients' grief into perspective without being insensitive.
This is done to test (subjectively) the null hypothesis that a PFL would be insensitive to the diversity of perspectives engaged in such a debate.
John Ivankoe, a J. P. Morgan analyst, said in a client note that McDonald's was "the most insensitive to commodities" from an earnings-per-share perspective.
From the family's perspective, the health care professionals are being insensitive and disrespectful, unwilling to listen to or accept what is important to them.
It was clumsy, insensitive, and told through the optics of an unapologetic male perspective.
Nevertheless, his advisers are fighting a constant rearguard action to keep Obama from placing terrorism in what he considers its "proper" perspective, out of concern that he will seem insensitive to the fears of the American people.
With the "community protocol" including culture values, customs and practices defined by Dr. Marais, it is possible to identify steps that are rational from the perspective of disease control, but which might be culturally insensitive.
