Sentence examples for not uncaring from inspiring English sources

What she does is traumatic but controlled, unsentimental but not uncaring.

One student examined her, removed the stethoscope and blurted to the instructor, "How can she live if her heart is this bad?" "This was a student who is not uncaring or unkind," Dr. Treadway told the class.

The first scenes went slowly, as the director, Jennifer Yuh Nelson, nudged Cranston to make Lee stern yet not uncaring, and to sharpen the enmity between Lee and Mr. Ping, the talkative goose who raised Po.

"It is an opportunity for him to demonstrate that conservative Catholics are not uncaring, without accepting liberal principles in how you service the poor," said William A. Donohue, president of the Catholic League, a conservative antidefamation organization.

But the people who perform all the functions of the government---from delivering your mail to defending our borders aren't nameless, uncaring drones.

He did not want to seem uncaring.

If your pre-teen or teen seems more upset about the impact an event has on her party than the event itself, it doesn't mean she's uncaring.

Don't act hard or uncaring.

By itself, saying no isn't rude, mean, or uncaring.

In an interview last night, Mr. Brown, a barber, said that when he picked up his three children for visits, they often appeared dirty and thin, but did not seem dangerously uncared for.

Joe is not just the child beating, uncaring, gold digging father, but fingers point hard at him for helping to kill Michael; that he is as much the reason for Michael's death as if he had jabbed a drug drenched needle into his heart.