We sneer at the callous while coveting their power.
The state portrayed Porter as careless and callous, while defense attorneys tried to show that the junior officer cared about Gray's well-being but didn't understand the extent of his injuries.
A large message on the back of the jacket said: "I REALLY DON'T CARE, DO U?" Many thought it was incredibly callous, while some Trump critics hoped it was somehow a dig at the president.
You get very callous here after a while, you simply have to, but this lad's death got through all my callousness.
While this may appear callous, on past experience it is simply prudent, as the relationship between death and music is undeniable.
The judge called the crime a "brutal and callous attack" while levying the sentence, drawing applause from the police officers in the courtroom gallery.
And while "3D" can seem callous, with songs that act as if nothing had happened to Lopes, its determination to continue entertaining as skillfully as possible is true to every show-business axiom.
There, Michael discovers to his horror that Hanna and other Auschwitz guards are in the dock, accused of appalling conduct at the camp and a callous atrocity while escorting a death march of Jewish prisoners away from the advancing Russians.
This Texas is a toxic byproduct of the hierarchical plantation system of the American South, a cruel caste society in which the white, brown and black majority labor for inadequate rewards while a cultivated but callous oligarchy of rich white families and their hirelings in the professions dominate the economy, politics and the rarefied air of academic and museum culture".
He allows us to vicariously enjoy his callous freedom, while appreciating the conventions that almost guarantee we never have to deal with someone like that in real life.
