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Перевод: insensitive
[прилагательное]
нечувствительный; лишенный чувствительности; невосприимчивый; равнодушный
Тезаурус:
- The existence of a good counselling relationship will overcome such mishaps, as long as they are not too frequent or too insensitive.
- We become insensitive to what we might call the "once and might have been" of faith.
- An organisation always on the lookout for insensitive developments is the Council for the Protection of Rural England, whose president is film producer David Puttnam.
- Bryant and Bradley were not the first to notice that poor readers were also insensitive to the sounds of words, but their study is the first to establish the causal connection between the two.
- You want to stand out in the assessor's mind but not as an insensitive bully trying to throw your weight around.
- Insensitive
- Charlton immediately came under fire, his decision to withdraw Brady from the fray seen to be cavalier and grossly insensitive.
- Churchill demanded that all ideas be submitted to him on a half-sheet of paper; he was frequently insensitive, a bad judge of character, and a sucker for flamboyant charlatans; intensely loyal, he demanded uncritical loyalty in return.
- National brewing giants such as Allied or Whitbread, though, are not the only villains; small independent firms can be just as insensitive in their treatment of their tied houses.
- Do you think it would be an insensitive response?
- One could take the view, for example, that important constraints on social equality are imposed by the opportunities available in society, regardless of who avails themselves of them, and that we do not want a measure that is insensitive to such constraints.
- Here is a volume you could present to someone with no interest in science and expect a pleasurable reaction from any but the most insensitive.
- He was, apparently, completely insensitive to the frisson of curiosity and tension in the younger members of his staff.
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