Sentence examples for insensitive toward from inspiring English sources

"I definitely don't want to be insensitive toward concussions".

"No one wants to say anything that is viewed as callous or insensitive" toward New York, Mr. Bonner said.

But many say that did not overcome the ill feelings for Republicans, who are still seen by many Hispanics as being insensitive toward Latino immigrants.

They include accusations that the district attorney's office has been insensitive toward his client, and accusations that it improperly sabotaged her credibility.

But other residents and faculty members said they considered it a useful analysis of the dueling pressures on Muslims in the American military, and some were wary of appearing insensitive toward Muslim culture.

Jozjozjoz, a Taiwanese-American writing on 8Asians.com, said the ad was part of a recent tradition of Super Bowl commercials that have been "racist, offensive, or at least racially insensitive toward Asians".

The magazine Tehelka reported that many police officers have insensitive attitudes toward rape victims.

The article made a series of allegations that Parkinson had acted in a "grossly insensitive" way toward his uncle, Bernard Parkinson, and that he had intentionally lied about having had a harmonious family upbringing in his autobiography.

Alas, I am afraid Kurtz's latest tweets on the Trayvon Martin story undermine my hope that he is not being insensitive, at worst, toward Martin's family.

After a devastating New York Times article blasted its culture as insensitive -- particularly toward working parents -- Amazon is significantly improving its parental leave benefits, the company announced in a memo to employees on Monday.

In this sense, T and V are the most insensitive amino acids toward compositional variations regardless if the variations are GC or AU.