Sentence examples similar to unfeeling character from inspiring English sources
Though her prose can be as flabby as her heroine, Ms. Attenberg is funny and never unfeeling toward her characters: "Edie was saving the McRib for last because it was a treat, almost like a dessert sandwich," she writes.
Lothario, fictional character, an unfeeling rake and libertine whose chief interest is seducing women.
It was not an unfeeling act on Wright's part, according to his associates.
Like Odysseus, his favourite mythological character, we are in the lap of unfeeling gods.
By pushing unresolved grief to relationship-shattering extremes, Toby allows Clunes one of his more intriguing turns as an amoral character: a spouse who becomes more and more unfeeling.
The drawn-out effect is patiently devastating, and Lindon, his character no longer speaking for himself but rather for an unfeeling corporation like the one that once fired him, carries the weight of this integrity-damaging sublimation with heartbreaking aplomb.
Jasmine is entitled and, at times, unfeeling, but Blanchett grounds the performance with a moving humanity, anchored by the character's guilt over the repercussions of her actions upon her young stepson.
It's an opportunity to clear up potentially deadly confusions: if an actor has always assumed his character is a repressed homosexual, it's your chance to explain he's just an unfeeling cyborg.
"Disgusting, unfeeling, inhuman egoist!
That history is an unfeeling machine.
