Sentence examples for heartless about from inspiring English sources

Conrad "can see what's heartless about colonial conquest, but he has no faith in people's capacity to overcome it".

But he set aside the beat for two long ballads with only piano chords and his computer-tuned voice: "Heartless," about a breakup, and "Runaway," a toast to boorish behavior.

When candidates sound heartless about deportation or endorse what sounds like racial profiling, Hispanic voters are less willing to listen to what Republicans have to say about jobs, taxes or even abortion.

Almost everything about this book – the instances, the writing, the passion, the lyrical imagery – confirms again and again that there is nothing dry about science, nothing heartless about research, and nothing unfeeling about the way a biologist looks at an animal.

The government is not totally heartless about the plight of its saver-citizens.

"Come on, we have to be heartless about this stuff.

Or is "Heartless" ultimately about role-playing — Shepard's attempt to imagine what would happen if women donned stereotypically male attitudes about sex and intimacy, until they merged with the cowboys of his mind?

Iggy on Toronto TV, '77: "Punk rock is a word used by dilettantes and heartless manipulators about music that takes up the energies and the bodies and the hearts and the souls and the time and the minds of young men who give what they have to it and give everything they have to it.

It may seem heartless to think about beauty in the wake of human tragedy.

Cosmology used to be a heartless science, all about dark matter lost in mind-bending abysses and exploding stars.

Democrats say no, it is because Republicans are too heartless to care about the middle classes, and because unpatriotic billionaires send jobs overseas.