Sentence examples for callous toward from inspiring English sources

Such a polity would be resentful toward excellence and callous toward minority rights.

Pan was enraged by his bride's neo-Marxist ideas: how ignorant, how callous toward Chinese suffering she was!

Mr. Oliveras, who wrote the film, settles for boilerplate dialogue and thinly drawn characters at times (especially Carter's father, who seems unrealistically indifferent and callous toward his son).

But the United Federation of Teachers has its hands tied, recognizing that a walkout would enrage the public by making the strikers seem callous toward their disabled clients.

She refuses to work, expects everyone else to pay for her and is callous toward others, although beneath her jaunty exterior there are glimpses of deep sadness and insecurity.

"They were admitted to the country on an agreement that at some point in the future they would leave," said the official, who feared appearing callous toward Sept. 11 family members and spoke on the condition of anonymity.

Galliano was picketed and reviled, though, for what was considered a callous attitude toward the homeless.

Monsanto, for instance, has shown a callous attitude toward farmers, consumers, agriculture, the environment and, in some respects, human life.

First, a callous attitude toward stakeholders in the country's development stemming from poor communications or the lack of will to communicate," said the Choson Exchange blog.

Rudeness, the ultimate British taboo, is at the root of "Coupling," set loose in the characters' cavalier, even callous, attitude toward sex.

The idea that Mr. Bush might ease the rules for arsenic has been criticized by his opponents and used as a symbol of what they say is the administration's callous attitude toward the environment.