Sentence examples for insensitive taking from inspiring English sources

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].

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.

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

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

Bystanders near the Sydney siege have been criticised as "insensitive" and "sick" for taking selfies on the site where around 15 people have been taken hostage inside a café today by an alleged gunman.

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

Instead of taking responsibility for his insensitive comments, Trump has since doubled down, claiming he actually helped her.

Not politically insensitive or misogynistic, or anything else that requires taking a stand — just soft.

"I don't think that a comment that might have been taken as insensitive and happened to report by large news organizations should mark a person," Khosrowshahi said.

While conventional smear microscopy and culture methods are widely used for diagnosis of TB, the former is insensitive, and the latter takes up to 6 to 8 weeks to provide a result, limiting the value of these methods in aiding diagnosis and intermediate decisions on treatment.

Fed up with the insensitive comments, Martin-Weber took to their Facebook page, Beyond Moi, to explain the problem with reacting this way to a baby's sex.