"I arrived yesterday and I don't know if it's just that I'm insensitive, but I haven't noticed anything too different," Matsuzaka said through an interpreter.
While that show was in rehearsals, in 1951, Garland realized that she was pregnant; Luft firmly advised her to get an abortion ("I was as unjustified as I was insensitive"), fearing both for the show and for the publicity that would result — both he and she were still married to other people, and he knew the "strict moral code" that was publicly enforced.
"This incident was thoughtless and I was insensitive to her perspective and how demeaning my conduct was towards her.
It's possible that even now—as happened to so many with the California textbook controversy my words will be twisted to suggest that I am insensitive to the plight of so many due to casteism.
I'm not being insensitive about what we've all been feeling because of the innocent blood that has been spilled, but this not how we obtain our rights".
The only question is are they being insensitive to those who suffered the loss of loved ones?
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.
That's not to say, as a mixed-race black, entry-level journalist, I have often experienced overt racism, but I'm already finding myself pigeonholed into writing predominantly on black issues – and having to awkwardly explain to journalists who should be educated enough to already know, why questions about where I'm from are insensitive.
In response, I was told that I was being insensitive for drawing a parallel between the black and female struggles for equality.
They pointed out that a lot of the eegits were actually Americans telling me I was being insensitive.
"That's what's insensitive.
