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• a  incapable of physical sensation
  insensible to pain
  insensible earth
• s  unaware of or indifferent to
  insensible to the suffering around him
• s  barely able to be perceived
  an almost insensible change
• s  unresponsive to stimulation
  he lay insensible where he had fallen

• Yet despite appearances, the heir to Britain's throne is not insensible to the power of technology.
• As a culture, they really enjoy binge drinking to the point when they're completely insensible.
• Yet despite appearances, the heir to Britain's throne is not insensible to the power of technology.

• unaffected
• indiscernible
• undetectable
• senseless

• sensible

News & Articles

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• Safety film seems drunken Brits fall foul of a pigeon, moving train and escalators
  A man in a kilt tries to kick a pigeon on a train station platform, misses and falls onto the tracks; a seemingly insensible figure tumbles over and over on an escalator; another man staggers against a moving locomotive, then falls underneath.
  Aug. 1, 2013 - NBC NEWS

Quotes

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• Charles Wesley in Virtue Online
  He [John] is insensible of both his own folly and danger, and of the divine goodness in so miraculously saving him,Charles wrote
• Andrew Weil in Sonoma Index-Tribune
  World-renowned doctor and author Andrew Weil says, "Electromagnetic pollution (EMF) may be the most significant form of pollution human activity has produced in this century, all the more dangerous because it is invisible and insensible."
• Barbara Lee in California Chronicle
  It is insensible that hard working families in my home state of California and across this country continue to fall victim to the recklessness and greed of Wall Street,said Congresswoman Lee. "The same Wall Street that relied on tax-payer...