Sentence examples for it's callous from inspiring English sources

It's callous Conservatism.

"It's callous and disturbing and exploitive of two little girls".

It's callous, at least, to use the phrase "states' rights" in any context in Philadelphia.

Perhaps it's callous to the past to imagine that each individual life seems more valuable to us today than it did to our forebears a century ago.

David: I don't know if it's callous to say this but it just feels weird to be very vocal about (Paris).

It's callous, cruel and, of course, wrong: the human body breaks down, and it breaks down in ways that are neither predictable nor fair.

It is callous and dehumanizing, but its unquestioned ubiquity is a reminder that all but a handful of NFL players exist as easily replaceable chattel.

It was cynical, it was callous — it was Congress at its worst.

"Damien Hirst's quest to be edgy is as boring as it is callous.

"It was brutal and it was callous.

It is callous and calculated political trickery - and the results are etched across our worst hit communities today.