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• r  in an insensitive manner
  the police officer questioned the woman rather insensitively about the attack

• Costner has complained that his studio cut the film insensitively to get a softer rating, but what's left is nothing to brag about.
• Vociferous critics, especially Jews, charged that the President was insensitively equating Nazis and their victims.
• If any proof was needed that the Daley machine is still running as smoothly and insensitively as ever, there was the renomination of State's Attorney Edward Hanrahan, an old Daley .

• sensitively

News & Articles

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• Defending the First Amendment since 1911 | The independent student newspaper of Texas State University
  Texas State students must strive to be more politically correct while at school, work and when interacting with friends and family. Sadly, many people who speak insensitively can offend someone and therefore come off as ignorant and insulting.
  Jan. 16, 2014 - The University Star

Quotes

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• Tom Oliver in Find a Property
  Many of our market towns do not have the capacity to cope with major new development,said Tom Oliver, CPRE's Head of Rural Policy. "Towns are also suffering badly from development which damages their individual character, is insensitively...
• Kim Gandy in USA Today
  Ads that portray women insensitively are ubiquitous,said NOW president Kim Gandy. "We see them so often that it doesn't attract people's attention."