Sentence examples for bit heartless from inspiring English sources

He's so easy to like — except that his politics are just a teensy bit heartless.

A bit heartless, but maybe that's what happens when our shirtless rock god ends up in the club.

"Mencken was every bit as heartless as he made out," Teachout said, via e-mail.

Parker added that defeat left him with feelings of "disappointment, disbelief and a bit of a heartless performance".

Such a bighearted self-image is a bit jarring alongside Toby's heartless put-downs, but this is a character who ­slouches squarely in the middle of adolescence, a very jarring time of life, in which ignorance collides with certainty, inexperience with instinct, desire with scorn, and in which the deep need to be loved walks hand in uncomfortable hand with hatred and shame.

The cliché of the heartless journalist becomes a bit true in those circumstances, and a bit truer every time you do it.

So that cheered me up a bit – not all humans are greedy, heartless bastards.

On one wall were cue cards from an old bit, evoking Letterman's well-honed image as a heartless swine: the host wished Mulligan a happy birthday on air, and the producer replied, "Dave, Gerry died six years ago".

This lazy thinking makes heartless warmongers out of people who care every bit as much about the fate of Syrian civilians as those opposed to bombing.

Adrienne Campbell-Holt's production, for Colt Coeur, is energetic and a bit messy; its chief asset is Katya Campbell, who imbues her clueless, heartless character with steeliness and subtlety.

Can you elaborate a bit on how you saw their roles in the story? A. Is Dr. Swenson heartless in her scientific pursuit?