Even though you may believe that your spot is secure, there are very rude and uncaring concert goers who believe that even if they arrive late, they deserve to be right at the stage.
Why is it that we're so uncaring about this one, very real form of racism?
Its protagonist, Jelena, a survivor of unspeakable brutality in the former Yugoslavia, is forced to deal with an uncaring bureaucracy in the very country where she has sought refuge.
The only differences are that 1) thanks to Harris, we have historic documentation to show us how misguided such an approach to patient care is--and to show us the shocking irony of a prejudiced, underinformed, aggressively ignorant and uncaring doctor telling a very ill patient that "what you have isn't scientific".
"The worst-case scenario would be for a very harsh and severe and unbending and uncaring bishop to come in," Father Hennessey said.
The policies have become so unreal, so inhumane overall, it's very hard to look at just one aspect, which increases the uncaring nature of the opposition.
"That really got us, that she seemed so uncaring".
In my 20s and 30s, the very word seemed to encapsulate the humdrum, the subjugation of the soul to an uncaring railway timetable.
"The Crown" is the presence which, to very many generations of Irish people, came to symbolise the subjugation of their lands by distant and uncaring governments in London.
It looked like they were all having a very spiritual time, and it made some of us wish we lived in LA instead of cold, uncaring New York.
