Sentence examples for callous logic from inspiring English sources
The callous logic of establishment pundits can be quite amazing to read.
"The same callous, dehumanising logic that has been used to legitimise European colonialism not just in Africa but in the Americas, Australia, and elsewhere is on full display here," noted one commentator.
Nite Owl and Rorschach find Veidt's logic callous and abhorrent, but Veidt has already enacted his plan - a hoax extraterrestrial attack.
While they crunch numbers, Velshi's callous viewpoint is flowing naturally from the twisted logic of using the gross domestic product (GDP) as the economy's most ubiquitous measure of economic well-being.
The psych doctor told him: "Well we're very sorry, but if you were really going to kill yourself, you wouldn't have called the police first, would you?" A little callous perhaps, but you can't argue with the logic.
"These harsh and needless cuts in the federal unemployment benefits the long-term unemployed rely on to get by are a stark testament to Congressional lawmakers' callous disregard for the hardships being faced by millions of unemployed workers and their families and the senseless logic of the sequester," said Christine Owens, the group's executive director.
A book published last year ("Clausewitz on Strategy", John Wiley) attempts to distil the wisdom and logic of "On War" and to rescue its author from the reputation of being "a cold and callous prophet of total, unconditional war".
