Sentence examples for less callous from inspiring English sources

Lincoln's position was less callous than it may appear.

The truth is less callous and more complicated than that.

So Helena seems less foolish and self-flagellating than is her wont; Bertram comes across as less callous and much more vulnerable.

I don't think what is dismissed as oversensitivity is necessarily a bad thing if it means we are less callous about human suffering than previous generations.

If the Clippers had dealt with this issue before the rise of Blake Griffin and the Chris Paul trade, the whole affair would seem less callous.

"People were thrilled to see you being less callous and robotic than you normally would be," Buxton says of Theroux's last documentary.

Turning away Syrian refugees plays into ISIS's hands. 5. Turning away allies will make us less safe: Callous disregard for the fate of refugees--our potential allies in the war against ISIS--will drive them back into the hands of the person they are fleeing: Bashar al-Assad, the hated Syrian dictator.

We will only be more callous, less compassionate, less fair, and we will continue to spin so far from the moral center that we may never find our way back.

It may well be that in many cases it will be no less than a callous disregard for his own welfare as well as for the interests of his next victim".

Yet his idea of plain old crime is sophisticated, literary and barbed enough ("How does anyone become so callous?" "Takes less practice than you'd think") that it makes this book a sentence-by-sentence pleasure.

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