Sentence examples for they were insensitive from inspiring English sources

No wonder then that customers see fit to wander into supermarkets and treat staff as if they were insensitive robots.

Community leaders accused them of arrogance, and Parks Commissioner Gordon J. Davis said they were insensitive to the neighbors' feelings about the park and its troubled history.

"I made comments about John Maynard Keynes that were as stupid as they were insensitive," he said in a statement emailed to the Observer and also posted on his website.

Attacks on the Stoics suggesting that they were insensitive to the human condition invoked rejoinders from the later Stoics, some of whom compromised by distinguishing between good and evil pathē.

Charlotte found that her employer was less than understanding; 'I ended up having to tell them about one instance because I was in A&E and they wanted to know why I wasn't coming in, I panicked and told them, but they were insensitive and more interested in when I was coming back to work.

The results revealed again that when people weighed the decision to engage in violence, they were insensitive to the quantifiable costs and benefits the number of deaths—and were swayed instead by the chance of saving lives, even if it was a poor gamble.

Why? It's not because they are insensitive.

The U.S. trade officials I spoke with vigorously deny that they are insensitive to third-world health needs.

While violently energetic when detonated, they are insensitive to shock and physical abuse during handling and transport because of their chemical stability.

The people around Mr. Obama, he said, were more attuned to Wall Street than to Main Street: "They're insensitive to how people are hurting".

Such categorical distinctions have been criticized because they are insensitive to the diversity of particular uses of literacy in even a literate society and the irrelevance of the school to many of them.