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Amid so many humanitarian emergencies, it would be callous of Mr Cameron to pursue this nomination and pusillanimous of the secretary general to accept it.

Certainly, there are some common themes, like anger and resentment, that those in grief can identify with but it would be callous of me to write that there is one way to heal.

Do not be callous of their feelings just so you could have the spotlight.

Even five years ago, to question the program or to ask if too many students were wrongly classified was to stand accused of being callous, of trying to revert to the 1960's, when some state laws deemed disabled children uneducable.

You accuse Soka University of being callous to the environmental needs of Calabasas yet fault SULA for an overly conscientious environmental impact report.

Most of us feel that it would be callous and unethical of her to have unprotected sex on Tuesday.

What many of the priests did is horrific, and the tolerance or concealment of that behavior by some church leaders was callous to the point of possible criminality.

Like Indy, Mitchell-Hedges's version of a career in archaeology involved blowing things up, fighting villains and being callous to the scores of women who fell hopelessly in love with him.

"It appears to many people to be callous," said John Allen Paulos, a professor of mathematics at Temple University and author of the book "Innumeracy: Mathematical Illiteracy and Its Consequences".

On "SexyBack," Timberlake does his best to be callous and thuggish, an imitation of the bad boys he convinced your mom he would never be.

Trump excoriated President Barack Obama for what he said was callous treatment of Israel.