Meanings of as insensitive in English

Evidently she was as insensitive to the changes as Mr. Amos was.

Nationalist politicians had condemned his remarks as insensitive and clearly political.

It was immediately ridiculed on social media as insensitive and racist.

I guess this whole thing is seen as insensitive more than anything else.

His body was as insensitive to pain as was his mind to subtleties.

She was as insensitive to all about her as to the too-abundant pictures of the morning.

But his latest derogatory comments really serve to support the narrative that he's as insensitive as he is simple-minded.

It began to dawn on me that he might be as insensitive to the shifts as Mr. Maxim was.

The networks were also quick to reschedule material that could be viewed as insensitive in the aftermath of the attacks.

Grade 1-2 cases were classified as insensitive to NAC.

We could still hope that the animal would tire out and not be as insensitive to exhaustion as our steam engines.

There was no difference of any kind between sunshine plants, and those which had hitherto been regarded as insensitive or ordinary.

Vincent Dlamini, general secretary of the National Public Service and Allied Workers Union, described the Las Vegas trip as insensitive and arrogant.

Romney had risked being perceived as insensitive by continuing to campaign, while President Barack Obama had stopped campaigning to focus on the hurricane.

In more than 900 pages of research, Shere found that most American women were deeply unhappy with their male partners, as insensitive lovers.

To others you may come across as an unflappable type, and they may respond to you in a way that you regard as insensitive.