Sentence examples for heartless from from inspiring English sources

It's informed by a sharp musical intelligence – Paradis Perdus takes an exquisitely orchestrated, vaguely Pink Floydish track from a 1973 album by French singer Christophe and Heartless from Kanye West's 808s and Heartbreak, identifies a common mood between the two, and melds them together seamlessly – but one that it chooses to wear lightly.

A Kanye West song in the episode about the fact that he is indeed a "gay fish" is a parody of the West song "Heartless", from his 2008 recording 808s & Heartbreak and satirizes the rapper's usage of Auto-Tune pitch audio processing.

Best appreciated for its sustained creepy vibe and sporadically arresting images, "Heartless" moves from one outré moment to another, from one self-conscious allusion to the next ("Donnie Darko" and "Taxi Driver").

We must know for sure that Ash was not, as he puts it to Christabel, "a heartless ravisher from out of some trumpery Romance, from whom you had to flee, despoiled and ruined".

The governor's position had drawn rebukes even from fellow Republicans in the Legislature, one of whom denounced Mr. Sanford as "heartless," and from newspaper editorial pages.

As Sora's world vanishes he finds himself in a small town overrun by the Heartless, monsters from the dark side.

But mainly it seems that Tony Blair has convinced most people that he means well and he really does care, so he can get away with policies that would have been condemned as heartless coming from the Tories.

When Kirsty's beloved grandad is dying, he asks her to take care of his allotment, but the heartless man from the council says she's not on the waiting list.

"And on the other side you have people thinking he's this cold, heartless, coming from the right side of the tracks sort of arrogant guy who could care less.

We begin with Alvaro, the last to die, a morose, once cuckolded accountant who can't stand his grandkids, regrets every pet he had, and leaves this world while crossing the street: he's mown down by his neighbor, "the heartless witch from 704".

Of course, heartless nihilism from Republicans is nothing new, but what's most frustrating is that the press is largely playing along with the GOP narrative, highlighting Obamacare's rough start, hyping problems and largely downplaying the unmistakable and frankly transformational benefits of the new legislation.