Sentence examples for far from callous from inspiring English sources

Rico described O'Callaghan as far from callous, saying she often bought Halloween costumes and Christmas presents for children in local housing projects.

The cold, hard truth is that, while Jimenez may view himself as a man of God, the fact is that his incendiary, odious, callous rhetoric is far from Christian in its message.

So far, so callous.

He quotes Lucretius on the callous pleasure of seeing someone far from shore, struggling against the storm.

We will only be more callous, less compassionate, less fair, and we will continue to spin so far from the moral center that we may never find our way back.

Far from.

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).

Sadly, far from it.

But far from it.

Far from civilization.

And far from mellow.