Sentence examples for would be insensitive from inspiring English sources

But that would be insensitive to their effect.

It would be insensitive, given the horrors of Jewish history, to call these people fascists.

It certainly would be insensitive, to use Mr Gingrich's terms, to wave swastikas by the Holocaust Museum.

It would be insensitive to give daily wedding updates in front of someone who may or may not be invited.

Not understanding which sister to applaud, not knowing when a cheer would be insensitive, the spectators remained hushed for most of the match.

"We'll obviously have our own crest on show but to do more, to change the seats to black and yellow, for example, would be insensitive.

I knew as soon as I heard the connection click off that I'd been insensitive.

Jill wrote that she'd been insensitive -- long ago, she'd asked Mom why they'd had another child after Ethan.

Kemp's point was that there are the famous, and then there are (would it be insensitive to insert a drum roll here?) "The Famous".

"My comment to Charlie Villanueva was in fact: 'You are cancerous to your team and our league.' I would never be insensitive to the brave struggle that cancer patients endure.

This alternate isoform of c-Fos would thus be insensitive to trans-regulation by corticoids.