Use of the word insensitive in a sentence example

insensitive

Last update: August 12, 2015

He is insensitive to criticism. [adjective]

I think also that it is insensitive to say that anyone who is emotionally bullied can just run off away from it. [adjective]

When insensitive behavior is witnessed it is the responsibility of all to shun it and ensure it remains unacceptable. [adjective]

Sure, he was insensitive, but how many sixteen year olds sneak out to drink? [Please select]

The human body is quite insensitive to these etheric waves. [Please select]

Of late a lesion of his higher moral sense made him strangely insensitive to obvious things. [Please select]

"I felt stunned and insensitive; it was well to have something to do." [Please select]

To this impressionism is absolutely insensitive. [Please select]

Neither of them was entirely insensitive to the conjectures that their sudden intimacy had given rise to in the minds of onlookers. [Please select]

This is especially to be guarded against when the throat is partly paralyzed or insensitive, as in parturient paresis (milk fever). [Please select]

It is insensitive, grows slowly, and is always inclosed in a distinct fibrous capsule, from which it can be easily shelled out. [Please select]

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