Sentence examples for callous attitudes from inspiring English sources

Beyond the systemic troubles lie more profound questions over society's callous attitudes.

Aids, corruption, lethally callous attitudes to women and surreal levels of inflation ("we handed over a million dollars each to our driver" is a typical line) form the outward coordinates of her characters' lives in An Elegy for Easterly.

Now he believes he was struggling because he was unwittingly plumbing his own psyche, trying to come to terms with the callous attitudes toward violence and women that formed the parlance of his youth.

According to Jane Russ, chairperson of the Hare Preservation Trust, beyond the torment and gruesome death experienced by the hares, the dogs involved can also suffer as a result of their owners' callous attitudes towards animals.

Rural health care, in most of these states, is marked by absenteeism of doctors/health providers, low level of skills, shortage of medicines, inadequate supervision/monitoring, and callous attitudes (29).

They have a callous attitude to it," he said.

Galliano was picketed and reviled, though, for what was considered a callous attitude toward the homeless.

Stout had said Britons resented what they regarded as Wodehouse's "callous attitude" towards England.

Monsanto, for instance, has shown a callous attitude toward farmers, consumers, agriculture, the environment and, in some respects, human life.

The issue has come to symbolize for many Argentines what they consider the I.M.F.'S intrusive and callous attitude.

One especially disturbing vignette in the book underscores the callous attitude some white doctors bore toward slaves.