Sentence examples similar to callous notions from inspiring English sources
And certainly the abstinence-only camp hasn't produced any compelling evidence to support the foolish and callous notion that keeping teens sexually ignorant will prevent them being sexually active.
To be for nuclear power after Three Mile Island (and, even worse, after the accident at Chernobyl, in 1986) was to be for corporations; for lying, callous governments; and for the inane notion that the benefits of new technologies always outweigh the risks.
In a wide-ranging book mistrustful of psychiatry's diagnostic methods, Ronson begins by testing a theory he has that psychopaths are disproportionately represented among those in positions of power, using the checklist to analyze such figures as a Haitian death-squad leader and a callous C.E.O.; he ends by critiquing the very notion of categorizing people by means of such a test.
These fiddly notions of grip may seem minor, but I (and my drawing callous) can tell you that it is much more than it seems.
The notion of the bystander effect, and why we continue to look away in the face of danger, remains a dangerous and callous reality.
It's callous Conservatism.
