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It has also been insensitively painted over in places using common house paint.

It's not only the patients but also the family members who are treated rudely and insensitively by some doctors.

It's one more sensitive issue that has been insensitively and unfairly mishandled.

Most of it is a 17th-century fort that was insensitively restored.

In 1970, the post office vacated the building for a new location, and the first floor was insensitively altered.

"Agent Saxon was involved in the incident you so insensitively spoke of," said the third man.

All four murals are somewhat insensitively chopped on one side by fire barriers that were added later.

Insensitively conducted, these phrases can resemble jumbles of wrong notes.

In time he was entirely forgotten, many of his buildings were demolished, others insensitively altered.

"Indeed, some egregious cases of sexual harassment have been handled incompetently and insensitively."

But she cautioned that the incentives, if insensitively offered, could be deprecating to poor communities.

It was an act of pure convenience to tell Peter's father that his son had been treated insensitively and perhaps unjustly.

I wish people wouldn't comment so ignorantly and insensitively.

Feeling that the council had handled the issue insensitively, relatives collected an 850-signature petition and 60 families made a public protest.

"It isn't a racial issue, but it has been handled insensitively.

The Council has acted wrongly and insensitively in substantially reducing the budgeted amount.

Using it inappropriately with someone who has very strong feelings on a subject may lead you to be regarded as insensitively self-opinionated.

Those envisaged, somewhat insensitively, included twilight shift workers who were "nearly all women with domestic responsibilities."

Paracha asked "how could the exhibition organizers be so insensitively stupid?"

"Sorry, Not a Winner," the electronic readout said repeatedly and insensitively.

But people are digging out insensitively.

But in that guise, they have appeared to many during the parade flap as homophobic and insensitively inflexible.

One of the DJs insensitively suggests that she should commit suicide to join her boyfriend.

To both friends and enemies, they find him terrifying at times-whether because he can insensitively break a man's arm, or because of his smile.

Now back in tune with the real world, she openly discusses the deadness of their marriage, something Gerald insensitively glosses over.