Sentence examples for insensitivity of from inspiring English sources

The insensitivity of the idea boggles the mind.

He has subsequently apologized for the insensitivity of the remark but not for its theological underpinning.

"The insensitivity of the gas companies when it comes to our culture is hard to fathom".

The insensitivity of this intrusion is in direct proportion to the trauma that it causes.

They wanted their animation to explore the materialism and insensitivity of modern life, they said.

Usually, she wades right in, feigning the insensitivity of the spoilt young American.

Catherine Johnstone, chief executive of the Samaritans, said the insensitivity of Clarkson's comments "truly beggars belief".

The density and insensitivity of the hoof makes it feasible to attach shoes securely by nailing.

And "Rhinoceros" is a resounding statement about the insensitivity of bureaucracies that stifle creativity and wipe out out happiness.

Poets, academics and old associates found Goldsmith guilty of exploitation and insensitivity, of racist appropriation, of "symbolic lynching".

He's northern, shrill and possesses the naive insensitivity of an overgrown child, and the show just can't get around him.