Sentence examples for has been callous from inspiring English sources

But with more than 1,300 US soldiers killed in Iraq, the revelation that Mr Rumsfeld and perhaps Mr Bush have not personally signed all the condolence letters will heighten the impression that the administration has been callous in its handling of the war.

I too can and have publicly criticized them, and rattled off an itemized laundry list of all the ways that Uber has been callous and shady.

Clerical abuse survivors groups claim that DiMarzio has been callous, lax and self-serving in the contexts of both cases against predators and the suffering of victims.

From other evidence Pilate is known to have been callous, cruel, and given to wanton executions (Philo, On the Embassy to Gaius, 300 302).

This view was also on display in the press conference that Trump's chief of staff, John Kelly, gave yesterday, in which he lashed out against what he saw as the presumption of a congresswoman who had conveyed a young military widow's sense that Trump had been callous in a condolence call about the death of her husband.

Interestingly, in a little discussed passage, Rawls ventures that an "emphasis on human rights may work to change ineffective regimes and the conduct of rulers who have been callous about the well-being of their own people" (Rawls 1999, p. 109).

"Some of this conversation has been so callous.

Congress must not walk in lock step behind a president who has been so callous to proceed without reservation as if the war was of no real consequence.

Duarte has been called callous and indifferent in his approach to the soaring rate of news media murders and the hostility toward free speech in his state.

For the past 10 years, Waschbusch has been studying "callous-unemotional" children — those who exhibit a distinctive lack of affect, remorse or empathy — and who are considered at risk of becoming psychopaths as adults.

All along, Ben's father has been cold and callous about Zan, but his role is suddenly shifted to that of a much more sinister and easier-to-hate villain.