Sentence examples for insensitive take from inspiring English sources

I have seen some things … bureaucratic actions that are completely insensitive take place, and the government has usually acted pretty quickly to correct them.

It features an over-sprinkling of gags relying on wholly insensitive takes on sexism and distrust of ragheads, to which I responded with utterly guilty barks of laughter.

Criteria exist which use radiographic changes to measure response in bone metastases, but these are relatively insensitive, taking a number of months for changes to occur [5].

Reiser says he was chronically oversensitive back then, and Rogen was chronically insensitive, relentlessly taking the piss out of his apparent hypochondria.

And I'm sure I've said things that have been insensitive and you take that as a learning moment.

In what is perhaps the longest-running example of karma coming back to bite someone in the ass, the once-holy commemoration of Ol' Pat's life is now nothing more than an excuse for grown men and women to take culturally insensitive Irish Car Bomb shots and wake up in a pile of their own green-tinged vomit.

While the Topeka-based congregation has been best known for their incendiary anti-gay, pro-dead soldier messages, they have now decided to take their insensitive protest to the services of victims -- including a 9-year-old girl and a 30-year-old Giffords aide who was set to be married -- killed by Jared Lee Loughner on Saturday.

"Especially in the wake of the ongoing disaster in Japan, I would do anything to take back my insensitive words.

Over the years, we've certainly disagreed over whether I should take certain racially insensitive comments and questions seriously.

It differs from 10th-century Khmer official sculpture, which began to take on a conventional and relatively insensitive massiveness.

I'm not surprised by his utterly insensitive inactions -- until he was forced to take the ultimate step -- when his bottom line was threatened.