Sentence examples for More callous from inspiring English sources
More callous observers of this dynamic could brush off the wage concerns by saying that for most women, being an NFL cheerleader should be considered a hobby, and therefore not paid commensurate to an actual job.
It all seems even more callous now.
This response couldn't have been more callous.
And we will become more callous".
Other cities have been even more callous.
Are people today — are societies — really becoming somehow more callous?
The results showed that there was a significantly lower PVR (i.e., more mature callous) and significantly more homogenous callous progression in nail group.
More decisively callous actions follow, with devastating impacts on all concerned.
Odenkirk said the difference between Jimmy and Saul is that Saul is more "emotionally callous," and Jimmy still has "soft spots in his heart and a lot of hope".
The problems are daunting but, as for Africa as a whole, despair is no more use than callous indifference.
And the shape of the song's melody called Elvis Costello to mind, as did the angle of its lyrics: I have a knife so sharp That when it kissed your breast You wouldn't feel it cutting Just a wind through your chest Mr. Phillips made this threat seem more defensive than callous.
