Sentence examples similar to is more unfeeling from inspiring English sources

It's in the stars!" It's this sort of reasoning that helps some people believe that being sloppy or unfeeling or violent is more understandable in a man, or that being fickle or gossipy is easier to understand in a woman.

His rumpled blokeishness could help to persuade voters that the Tories are more than a bunch of unfeeling toffs.

Britain, he reckons, needs a dose of "muscular citizenship"—meaning that ordinary folk should be more willing and able to take on unfeeling bureaucracy.

A bona fide art critic was brought in to judge the art and, staying true to style, he was more impressed by the emotion embodied in Judah's work than the cold unfeeling photorealism of SeuratBot's attempt.

They weren't unfeeling, more like: We don't know what he's doing in his room — writing all the time or listening to Broadway shows and operas.12 We have a weird child.

That history is an unfeeling machine.

Their mother is an unfeeling, stifling disciplinarian, their father is weak and adrift in the sea of women around him.

Like nature writ large, it is an unfeeling slice in an otherwise uncaring wilderness.

2. Your physician isn't unfeeling, he just need to practice stoicism for his own peace of mind.

Cindy is unfeeling and impatient; Dean wants no more than the company of his family and a job that allows him to drink beer in the mornings.

But it was really more about the unfeeling abruptness with which Mr. Krause fired off the lines.