Sentence examples similar to unfeeling acts from inspiring English sources
It was not an unfeeling act on Wright's part, according to his associates.
"Judges are perceived as stern, unsmiling, unfeeling individuals and sometimes judges themselves act as if they believe this," Aaron said.
Alan Sepinwall, television writer for The Star-Ledger, said Michael acted so "nakedly selfish and unfeeling" that it made the episode unpleasant to watch: "If last week's 'Blood Drive' gave us Michael at his most human and sympathetic, then 'Golden Ticket' showed how a human Michael could also be a monster".
Her letter scene in the first act, a naïf's heedless confession of love to an unfeeling Onegin, developed slowly but ended in an outpouring of gorgeous sound and heartfelt emotion that few could match today, none so idiomatically.
(In a way, Westworld is nothing more than Grand Theft Auto VR: Sweetwater.) The common bloodthirst of guests is contrasted with what is perhaps the most disturbing violence of all: the cold, unfeeling indifference with which Westworld employees regard their artificial charges, despite the fact that they look, feel, and act almost identically to human beings.
"Disgusting, unfeeling, inhuman egoist!
That history is an unfeeling machine.
He wasn't an unfeeling technocrat, though.
Not to say she's unfeeling.
The process is brutal and often unfeeling.
