insensitiveness

It was his negative insensitiveness to her that she could not bear, something clayey and ugly.

Sensitivity tests have shown that even at -196C there is little change to the insensitiveness of the munition.

Yet among our party there was one who, either through lack of foresight or an insensitiveness to fear, ws ready to risk any hazards.

I became embarrassed because of the insensitiveness of people asking questions, and I stood up and said them that; "Is this not enough for you?

If the sluggard is rich, he should avoid getting that lazy insensitiveness of the chief people of Zion, that delight themselves in every way possible, and whom the prophet Amos predicted they would become slaves.

Ignorance and error, which the State's prestige steadily deepens, are against it; la bassesse de l'homme interesse, steadily pushing its purposes to greater lengths of turpitude, is against it; moral enervation, steadily proceeding to the point of complete insensitiveness, is against it.

Carlyle, Lytton Strachey said, "evolved a kind of supermorality by which all the most unpleasant qualities of human nature - egotism, insensitiveness, love of power - became the object of his religious adoration - a monstrous and inverted ethic, combining every possible disadvantage of virtue and vice."