Sentence examples for a bit callous from inspiring English sources

That sounds a bit callous..

Perhaps that may be a bit callous.

Isn't it just a bit callous to send a dressed-up computer message in the wake of a sorrowful occasion or for a special one like a marriage proposal?

Back then he seemed a bit callous, an out-of-touch toff at times.

But with the scale of the human tragedy becoming unavoidable, Dave was starting to look a bit callous.

But with the scale of the human tragedy becoming unavoidable, Cameron was starting to look a bit callous.

Asked if that isn't being just a wee bit callous, to quote a line from the movie "North by Northwest," Ms. Valentic replies: "A weed is just a plant in the wrong place".

The most seemingly easygoing, goofiest of the lot (Mr. Schneck) turns out to be a rather callous heartbreaker and a bit of a racist.

Mitt's rambles to the donors, released by Mother Jones magazine and, in a bit of poetic justice, unearthed by Jimmy Carter's grandson, were a stunning combination of wrong facts, callous sentiments and dumb politics.

A bit.

The foreign correspondent who wrote a vivid portrayal of an Asian dog meat restaurant, complete with descriptions of brutal dog-killing, callous chefs and hungry punters, without actually visiting the country in question, and who when I challenged him--told me "oh that, it was a bit of imagineering".