Sentence examples for much more callous from inspiring English sources

Yet sadly, with each purchase of another human, we become that much more callous to the casual cruelty of trafficking.

In the real world, if a child is not frustrated by his parents, in a loving and responsible way, then not only will he not ever learn about commitment, obligation, and responsibility, but also the world as the potential to then frustrate him, in a much more callous, cynical, and dangerous way.

It can't get much more cynical, more arrogant, more callous, more self-serving, or more disrespectful of the very institution that gifted him so much or the public's trust.

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

These fiddly notions of grip may seem minor, but I (and my drawing callous) can tell you that it is much more than it seems.

All along, Ben's father has been cold and callous about Zan, but his role is suddenly shifted to that of a much more sinister and easier-to-hate villain.

"Can ICE be more callous in visiting even greater anguish upon this family that has already suffered so much?" United Farm Workers Foundation Executive Director Diana Tellefson Torres said in a statement on Thursday.

It all seems even more callous now.

And we will become more callous".

Other cities have been even more callous.

Are people today — are societies — really becoming somehow more callous?