If I stay I look callous.
I mean, my dear, myself to 'fix' it: No wise man trusts what others say, Or heeds, in this far-searching day, The dead Past's ipse dixit !" So saying, without more ado, (To tender feeling sadly callous) He slit poor Slimy through and through, And bottled as he'd bottle you— This pseudo-snail of Pallas!
Three sub scores are derived from the responses: depersonalisation (feeling emotionally detached and callous), emotional exhaustion (feeling emotionally drained and fatigued), and lack of personal accomplishment (feeling that no matter what they do nothing makes a difference; feeling de-skilled).
It is a question, I suppose, of where you place bigotry: in the determined intention of the offender, or in a disregard for other people's feelings that is so callous as to almost amount to the same thing.
He is just as callous about her feelings, grabbing her stomach rolls and asking why she doesn't lose weight.
Do not be callous of their feelings just so you could have the spotlight.
It feels very mercenary and callous".
Driven by a "cunning and remorseless obsession" which he carried out with "callous unconcern" for the feelings of his many victims, he continued his war for more than seven years.
In the film, he even consults a psychiatrist who argues that companies display all the characteristics of a psychopath: callous disregard for others' feelings, inability to maintain relationships, a willingness to bend any rule and break any law if it advances their interests, and an obsession with amassing power and money.This is overheated rhetoric, to be sure.
And yet their callous disregard for the feelings of others is often a hallmark of highly successful people.
