Sentence examples for callous man from inspiring English sources
"You know you're going to grow into a selfish, callous man.
Mr. Romney's friends, colleagues and old classmates — women and men, Republicans and even some Democrats — have remarked throughout the campaign that they do not recognize the aloof, seemingly callous man that has been depicted by the Obama campaign.
Murphy went for a quick swim and returned to say, "It's like the Butthole Surfers song — 'Strangers Die Every Day.' That sounds callous, man, but I really only know the music.
He was a callous man who was careless of human lives, but, above all, he was in love with war and Mr McLynn is not always reliable on military detail (far from issuing rifled carbines to "snipers, sharpshooters, skirmishers, voltigeurs and NCOs", Napoleon distrusted rifled longarms and forbade their use).
Cox had been instrumental in getting the death penalty verdict, and features by 60 Minutes and the New Yorker had depicted him as a callous man dismissive of racism, working in an office where a colleague had a Ku Klux Klan leader's portrait hanging on a wall.
"The real Field Marshal Haig was certainly not a callous man," says Gary Sheffield, author of The Chief: Douglas Haig and the British Army.
Once we have cleaned up and closed, my colleague Esther and I marvel at the people in the world, the manipulative, callous men and the foolish women who find them attractive.
Then, in desperation, she yielded to the macho swaggerings of Angel Corella, as the handsome but callous Young Man From the House Opposite.
Many older people will watch the movie, which was No. 1 at the box office last weekend, and see a cautionary tale about a callous young man who betrays friends, partners and principles as he hacks his way to lucre and fame.
A "callous" and "selfish" man has been jailed for life after drowning his nine-year-old grandson in the bath.
The severity of his budget proposals and his intellectual romance with Ayn Rand don't strike me as big turn-ons for a large number of independents and moderates, many of whom will deem him and maybe, by extension, the nominee who chose him as too callous: as the man in that political ad who pushes grandma in her wheelchair all the way off the cliff.
