Sentence examples for callous determination from inspiring English sources

The refusal by Congressional Republicans to renew assistance for workers who lose their jobs to overseas competition is another instance of their callous determination to slash the budget at the expense of the most vulnerable Americans.

"American Hearts" blends into the next section, "American Anxiety," where Bob Trotman's Shaker forces us to take note of the callous businessman, his face carved with determination, ready to take your money, his corrupt nature hiding beneath a façade of friendliness as he extends his hand to you.

It can also be (and be seen as) callous negligence in the name of individual freedom and self-determination.

In Malcolm's telling, it's an ugly, callous moment, all the more because she links Hanophy's ruling to his determination to finish the trial in time for his planned beach vacation.

And while "3D" can seem callous, with songs that act as if nothing had happened to Lopes, its determination to continue entertaining as skillfully as possible is true to every show-business axiom.

But callous?

I'm not callous.

Matisse was not callous.

It can sound callous.

The callous dismissal of Jeremy Lin.

It seems crude and callous.