Sentence examples for callous as a from inspiring English sources

And the inebriated corporate culture of Uber is acting as reckless and callous as a dangerous drunk.

To reach undecided women, who don't generally see "callous" as a character trait that they want in a president.

There was something callous as well as heroic about this kind of bravery.

If (and only if) this is correct, then I take Babcock's statement that "he was a very decent person" as-how shall I say this politely-misguided, if not crazy, stupid, and callous as well (so much for politeness).

Instead Moni's statements came across as callous at a time when images of suffering Rohingyas are being flashed across the world.

Was he as callous and as indifferent as the text seems to present him?

"Now clearly I like attention, but I am not so callous as to make a tragedy about myself, my life and my story.

"Women will be safer from Big Abortion's deadly, neglect [sic] and callous practices as a result of this courageous 5th Circuit Court ruling," said Americans United for Life President Charmaine Yoest.

If deported, campaigners say Jordan's decision would be particularly callous as Sahlee has been offered a visa by the German government, who have asked for more time to complete the administrative procedures necessary to transfer him to Germany.

That's a natural course of action (it guarantees yet another wave of Wiimote sales), but I'm not sure I believe anyone at Nintendo would be so callous as to mention it only a couple days after they announced the thing in the first place.

It is as callous as saying that 9-11 is an act against all humanity while discounting the fact that Americans were targeted simply because of who they are.