Sentence examples for devoid of human feeling from inspiring English sources

I dunno, I like my billionaires to be megalomaniacal, crass, tasteless and devoid of human feeling: it confirms my deeply-held anti-capitalist views and makes me feel dead smug.

Inmates of these places often were believed to be devoid of human feeling, and their management was indifferent if not brutal; the primary consideration was to isolate the mentally disturbed from ordinary society.

When hot emotion breaks through the icy facade at last, as the narrator recalls his lost love, you realize with a start how devoid of human feeling his chronicle has been.

Two years earlier Ramsay McDonald, then leader of the National government, had urged Wilkinson to look at the bigger picture: "Ellen, why don't you go and preach socialism, which is the only remedy for this?" Wilkinson viewed such a response as "sham sympathy", devoid of human feeling and connection with the very people who sustained the life force of the Labour party.

In "The Power Broker," it's a drug that an insatiable Moses comes to require in larger and larger doses until it transforms him from an idealist into a monster devoid of human feeling, tearing down neighborhoods, flinging out roadways and plopping down bridges just for their own sake.

On the one hand he seems devoid of human feeling - "a high-functioning sociopath," as he describes himself in the new series.

His works strive toward anonymity, appearing devoid of human touch, buzzing of their own volition.

"Russian Seasons," then, is full of human feeling.

Far from Edgar Snow's champion of human rights, this particular Mao was working toward "a completely arid society, devoid of civilization, deprived of representation of human feelings, inhabited by a herd with no sensibility".

It's a heartless position, wholly devoid of human empathy.

It is a land of primordial isolation, impenetrable, devoid of human intervention.