Sentence examples for is callous about from inspiring English sources

The Islamist right has rallied against any change, which is not on the cards especially since the assassination last month of Salman Taseer, governor of Punjab province, for his support of reform.The belief that America is callous about Pakistani lives and hostile towards Islam is the result of five decades of resentment.

I've had friends die, and I was callous about it.

It would be wrong to say that Shamara was callous about the carnage still being wrought in his country.

Family members and neighbors have accused the police of being callous about the case from the start.

At the same time, who can be callous about player safety?" The changes will probably have an effect on rosters.

Highway designers were callous about the social consequences of interstate route locations, he says, and so helped produce intensely racially segregated landscapes.

But being callous about the sufferings of immigrants and minorities, and castigating the Asians, Africans and Muslims now leading difficult lives in the peripheries of Europe – even holding them solely responsible for their woes – is not "brotherhood".

In the meantime plaintiff lawyers mounted a public relations campaign accusing Texaco of being callous about the Amazonian Indians because of their skin color.

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).

What are the karmic consequences for well-off individuals who are callous about the less fortunate?

(I rewind the TiVo again when it sounds like he's saying "You can't be callous about homos". He actually said "homeowners").