He comes across as a callous Dickensian character in his attitude toward America's most vulnerable — our poor children.
To reach undecided women, who don't generally see "callous" as a character trait that they want in a president.
But if Saunders was more callous towards his characters in the past, he has always positioned them within a moral landscape.
In closing, Karnick suggested that these films were not puritanical, but proved that audiences "could be just as indifferent and callous as the characters in the films".
The Public Enemy had much to do with the establishment of the film Production Code in response to its realistic depiction of disreputable characters and callous violence, not least when Cagney's cocky tough guy famously smashes a grapefruit into the face of a woman, played by Mae Clarke.
It is, in part, callous political calculus.
Rudeness, the ultimate British taboo, is at the root of "Coupling," set loose in the characters' cavalier, even callous, attitude toward sex.
I note that both alleged incidents speak volumes about Leah Remini's character, as does her callous disregard for the privacy of others.
He doesn't let up: his is a very British kind of comic brinkmanship, remaining in character and nerve-rackingly callous until the audience surrenders.
Unfortunately, both self-assessments were somewhat weak for tapping the callous-unemotional traits of the psychopathic character; however, the YPI worked better than the ASPD-SR.
