Insensible

A far from insensible suggestion, bar the fact that the original Manhattan Project, dedicated to creating the first atomic bomb during the Second World War, was itself a competition to ensure that Nazi Germany did not get there first.

Animals should either be killed instantly or rendered insensible until death ensues, without pain, suffering or distress,” they said.

If that is the case, then Hamas receives the benefit of doubt─ it would be insensible of Hamas to urge actions that drive world opinion from its support.

Even though we can't verify the correctness of the OP's story, this is just typical of how insensible some girls could be.

Author John Leland describes an etymology, writing that the term is a modern survival of an English verb—"to dozen"—dating back at least to the fourteenth century and meaning "to stun, stupefy, daze" or "to make insensible, torpid, powerless".

Huxley used this study to show that consciousness was not necessary to execute these purposeful actions, justifying the assumption that humans are insensible machines.

II, that Berthollet held the opinion that in all chemical unions, there exist insensible gradations in the proportions of the constituent principles.

Pre-Islamic pagan Arabs believed in a blind, powerful, inexorable and insensible fate over which man had no control.