Sentence examples for callous question from inspiring English sources

HOUSTON — One callous question turned Brittany Caesar into a medical pioneer: "Why do you eat so much?

It's a callous but essential question, and Karl Maier attempts to answer it in "This House Has Fallen".

Or is it just a question of callous indifference to our suffering?

The fact that New York University is not automatically consenting to give one of Mr. Rivers's daughters, Emma Tamburlini, the videos in question is callous, inhumane and unconscionable.

At the end I would have to ask my colleague and translator, Yasmine Dawaas, to remind me again which of the families we had met had lost how many, my questions sounding callous to my own ears.

All Ed Miliband managed by way of protest was, some way through his third question, to call Cameron callous.

Beyond the systemic troubles lie more profound questions over society's callous attitudes.

Just the question must sting even the callous skin Ewing has developed over the years.

There is also no question that he could be callous and insensitive, often to people who should have been closest to him.

Connecting it to four other infamous examples of callous brutality, he declared that it raised "deep questions about what is going wrong in our society".

But it raises the question: "Who's the target market?" Anyone callous enough to use this service would be perfectly capable of doing their own dumping.