Sentence examples for callous cruel from inspiring English sources

He initially denied the charges, calling them "pernicious, callous, cruel and, above all, spurious".

Many of his characters are vile - inhumanly greedy, callous, cruel and almost too cold even to be called sadistic.

It's callous, cruel and, of course, wrong: the human body breaks down, and it breaks down in ways that are neither predictable nor fair.

From other evidence Pilate is known to have been callous, cruel, and given to wanton executions (Philo, On the Embassy to Gaius, 300 302).

We are elementary-school teachers, and our young, innocent students are among those for whom the senators in their vote against expanding background checks have shown a callous, cruel and cynical disregard.

His sentence was partly increased because Hall aggravated his own offences by initially denying them, very publicly accusing his victims of lying, calling their claims "pernicious, callous, cruel and above all spurious".

"Your attack on him was brutal, savage, callous and cruel.

His prose throbs with memories of an experience that was simultaneously exhilarating, terrifying and "brutal, callous and cruel".

Highly sentimental by nature, Valenti manages to stay away from greatest-generational myth and concentrate on the terror he felt during a conflict that was "brutal, callous and cruel, filled with depravities".

And I don't think Nancy Pelosi is callous or cruel.

Saunders called Pell callous and cruel and said he'd shown "an almost sociopathic" disregard for victims.