Sentence examples for viewed as insensitive from inspiring English sources

African-Americans will VOTE TRUMP!" Trump's comment, which was widely viewed as insensitive and self-serving, was deleted three hours after it was published.

"We do acknowledge that our actions in publishing the story can be reasonably viewed as insensitive and irresponsible," said the magazine, adding "we did not knowingly breach any embargo," according to Reuters.

Andreas Lenhart, chairman of the International Fur Trade Federation, said Wednesday that some customers were afraid to be seen seeing buying high-cost goods like fur coats, lest they be viewed as insensitive or vulgar.

Ford proceeded with the buyback today despite concerns raised even by some Wall Street analysts that returning money to shareholders now might be viewed as insensitive given the nearly 100 deaths linked to the failure of Firestone tires.

Some of the trustees were also upset that Paterno was seen leading "We are Penn State" cheers on his lawn with students and fans who had gathered after Sandusky's arrest, which some board members viewed as insensitive.

But once approached by the ICP, Tarver grew taciturn and remote, worried that donating the works to a non-Mexican institution might be viewed as insensitive and inappropriate.

Joining other senior Senate Republicans in presenting the first outline of their priorities for the Congressional session, Dr. Frist did not mention the remarks, widely viewed as racially insensitive, that led to the downfall of Senator Trent Lott of Mississippi, his predecessor as Republican leader.

The sharpened tone reflected a vacillating style that had her reflective about her political fate at the end of last Thursday's debate in Texas, and offering an apology of sorts for Bill Clinton's comments in South Carolina several weeks ago that many people viewed as racially insensitive.

This is because generic instruments are viewed as relatively insensitive to these small 'clinically important' changes and cover irrelevant domains.

This perhaps made it easy for proponents of MC for HIV prevention in those countries as any opponent to the development of the MC policy for HIV prevention would be viewed as being insensitive.

So the informational unencapsulation of analogical reasoning is potentially very troublesome, and especially so for modular theories of mind in which modules are viewed as (context-insensitive) specialists (Carruthers 2003; 2006).