It was seen by Niarchos's friends as grossly uncaring to his widow, who is still said to be in a state of shock.
But in the authors' telling, these are unconsciously helped by a secondary class of villains, those Americans too obtuse or uncaring to appreciate the role that the United States could and should play in helping solve Iraq's problems.
Particularly when that cat is a fern and lasagna addict, and rather uncaring to begin with.
He can seem distant and uncaring to some people, but he's not the cold person he's been described as.
However, if you have no one who you feel cares about you, you might be all the more tempted to be uncaring to others or just care less about being so.
I had come to you, Chongqing, seeking my fortune like any other of your millions, and you'd embraced me, given me a place in your streets, revealed to me a few of your close-held secrets and showed me your multifarious nature — at times ugly, at others remarkable, uncaring to be sure, but with unimpeachable ulterior motives.
Kennett therein explains, in a sometimes dubious Freudian context, why the ostensibly modest Sherman spoke and acted in such a self-serving, contradictory and often childish fashion, and why he turned cold and uncaring to his family and friends during their deepest personal crises and losses.
Although strong-willed and passionately protective of his surrogate sister Shirley, his cold nature comes off as uncaring to those around him.
But just because your car manufacturer was too stingy and uncaring to install airbags, does that mean that you aren't planning to wear your seatbelt the next time you go for a drive?
In Sanders' world view, which so far seems remarkably uncaring to people who are not U.S. citizens and is therefore quite xenophobic, they are not afforded meaningful consideration in his policy pronouncements because they don't carry a nice blue U.S. passport.
Being cold and uncaring to anyone but your parents is a must.
