Sentence examples for being callous to from inspiring English sources
He also accused Republicans of being callous to the unemployed, noting that some Senate Republicans — as well as Senate candidates — have suggested that the added unemployment pay amounts to welfare and is discouraging people from taking jobs when they can rely on the government.
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.
You accuse Soka University of being callous to the environmental needs of Calabasas yet fault SULA for an overly conscientious environmental impact report.
"I'm callous to all that," Knoblauch said.
"It's not as though I'm callous to the issue," she said.
It would be callous to draw conclusions from one innings but slowly the pressure mounts.
It is a study of the characters in this Dutch community, and they are callous to romance and adventure.
Perhaps it's callous to the past to imagine that each individual life seems more valuable to us today than it did to our forebears a century ago.
David: I don't know if it's callous to say this but it just feels weird to be very vocal about (Paris).
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.
It would be callous to deny that in current economic circumstances many young graduates are having a much harder time getting a foot on the career ladder than their immediate predecessors.
