10 Sentences With "most insensitive"

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Thirdly, showing your sensitivity by eating an American dish is the most insensitive thing you can do. from CNN
" He added that her remarks were "among the most insensitive comments I've ever heard on an issue that's so raw. from The New York Times
I have certainly heard racial slurs in person, but where I see the most insensitive comments is on social media. from The New York Times
" He added that her observations were "among the most insensitive comments I've ever heard on an issue that's so raw. from The New York Times
But the most insensitive response by far has been from the National Rifle Association, who tweeted several sarcastic remarks Monday in response to the attack, E! from Refinery 29
It seemed like the most insensitive thing in the world to hear people compliment me on my figure during this time, and added to my misery. from The New York Times
We all refused to go because holding a premiere mere weeks after 9/11 with the city still smoking felt like the most insensitive, tone deaf, disrespectful idea possible. from CNN
"We all refused to go because holding a premiere mere weeks after 9/11 with the city still smoking felt like the most insensitive, tone deaf, disrespectful idea possible," Beckinsale captioned two photos from the event. from Refinery 29
While the most insensitive comments appear to have been made by a few employees, the messages reveal a coordinated effort among Boeing employees to persuade the F.A.A. that the Max did not need simulator training, a significant financial boon for the company. from The New York Times
Yet reviews were not consistently good: Opera magazine reported on a Metropolitan Opera performance of Barber of Seville in which Merrill delivered "by all odds the most insensitive impersonation of the season". He was accused by the reviewer of "loud, coarse sounds" and "no grace, no charm, as he butchered the text and galumphed around the stage".Opera, June 1954, pp. 351-352.