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The boy was not insensitive, he knew; but he had the facility and self-confidence that came of looking at fate not as a master but as an equal.

It is something like the way dame Nature gathers round a foreign body an envelope of some insensitive tissue which can protect from evil that which it would otherwise harm by contact.

How indeed, could she conceive anything far outside her own experience, a woman with a commonplace face like hers, a little round red face, upon which trivial duties and trivial spites had drawn lines, whose weak blue eyes saw without intensity or individuality, whose features were blurred, insensitive, and callous?

The 'Senorita' singer took to Twitter to issue a written apology over what he called "racially insensitive comments" that he had made on social media in the past.

A video clip posted by Pop Crave shows the fan asking why Shawn was yet to address the "hurtful insensitive" tweets, which have since been deleted.

'Alam natin 'yan, mga bata, sila ang future ng ating bansa so masakit sa akin kung ina-accuse ako na insensitive sa pagkamatay ng bata,' he said.

Her condition remains unchanged one reason being that the healers are frauds, exploiters, quacks or insensitive ignorant and too expensive.

The language was wrong and even though this was not my intention, it was deeply insensitive to many of those who lost loved ones.

Twitter user @RoshanKrRai posted: "A Prime Minister mocking dyslexia is nothing short of insensitive and shameful.

One of the critics was Malaysian-based model Asha Gill, who wrote in a tweet that such an insensitive act would come with repercussions.

The food chain has since issued an apology over the email but blamed the wording of the email on the marketing specialist, who they said has a poor grasp of the English language.Chandarana Foodplus would like to sincerely apologise for the unfortunate and insensitive narrative written on email by one of our very new and recent hires in the marketing department, the statement read in part.