Sentence examples for making insensitive remarks from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paladino may have begun as a long shot with a knack for making insensitive remarks.

INSIDE PITCH General Manager JIM DUQUETTE said the Mets would soon interview more candidates to fill the special assistant job vacated when BILL SINGER was fired last week for making insensitive remarks to KIM NG, the Dodgers' assistant general manager.

Archer Neal McDonoughh) is prone to making insensitive remarks about Islam and the Bill of Rights, and to smacking around suspected terrorists; Clayton Guy Pearcee), a minister's son with a soothing Southern accent, delivers calm homilies on religious tolerance and holds a Ph.D. in Arabic studies.

Singer made insensitive remarks to a Dodgers executive about her Chinese heritage at last week's general managers' meetings.

He stands more in the class of Jimmy (the Greek) Snyder, who made insensitive remarks about blacks, and Michael Savage, fired from MSNBC for wishing AIDS on a gay caller.

Her female friends will make insensitive remarks at her expense.

As ABC 24 is reporting, students at Haywood High School in Brownsville claim Principal Dorothy Bond made insensitive remarks about both homosexuality and teen pregnancy during a meeting.

Despite having a knack for making insensitive, off-the-cuff remarks about religion and ethnicity, Mr. Turner had largely stayed out of trouble since AOL and Time Warner announced they would merge.

But with the number of politicians making insensitive, inaccurate and downright idiotic remarks about sexual assault, it's not surprising that some journalists have done the same.

As president, Trump has made measured remarks at Sept. 11 ceremonies, but he has a history of making insensitive and false comments about the tragedy.

Never offend by making insensitive jokes.