Sentence examples for uncaring about from inspiring English sources

Liam Burns, president of the National Union of Students, said: "It is disgusting that international students continue to be used as a political football by politicians who seem either incapable of understanding, or are simply uncaring about, the impact of their decisions on individuals, universities and the UK economy.

"The white boards didn't want to seem uncaring about the desires of the black community," he said.

Whatever she is uncaring about, there is always someone who will care.

Maria, also married, is like a spoiled child, uncaring about others.

Ads and Messages After spending the spring and summer trying to turn Mr. Romney's success as a business executive from a positive to a negative, characterizing him as uncaring about the middle class, Mr. Obama's aides and allies intend to graft their portrayal onto specific policy areas.

Two advisers, speaking on condition of anonymity in separate interviews, expressed frustration that the comments at the fund-raiser — held at the Boca Raton, Fla., home of the financier Marc Leder — played into the image that Democrats have promoted all year of Mr. Romney as uncaring about average voters and concerned only about himself and his wealthy friends.

Arguing that an inventive, widely-spread cultural sector burnishes Britain's global image might stand a better chance of softening hearts at the Treasury than a revival of hoary stereotypes about uncaring ministers.

The most frequent complaints were about the uncaring and unsympathetic attitude of the health care staff, especially towards poor women.

Look at what you say is "uncaring" - is it really uncaring or are you just upset about something at this point in time?

This pertains to patient perspectives (or those of families and other caregivers), and specifically attributions about staff being uncaring.

I will no longer complain so readily about a doctor who seems uncaring.