callous

Most people at the top taking their lead from the government, are callous and mean.

It is not that any of these people are callous.

I mean everyone says that you're more callous than you really are.

Bad enough that other people were being so callous, but this was his own mother.

How had he ever been able to consider this callous young man his friend?

If people would raise children who were more callous, my job might actually be difficult.

Callous perhaps, but he is a boy and an actor.

He still says things that are callous, at least on the surface.

"The moving men were very callous about what they had done," she said.

How indeed could he have been so callous toward the one who loved him most?

A cold and callous man who only seems to be interested in results.

Or is she a callous user in her own right?

That sounds callous, man, but I really only know the music.

Callous among the dead as only an old soldier can be.

He wanted to put everything that had happened this summer behind him, but it might look callous to leave them here.

Done by anyone else, they would have been crude and callous.

Maybe she was tougher and more callous than I thought.

So he was a little more callous than the rest of the world's billions.

Was it callous so soon to think of realistic things?

You make a great show of being callous and selfish.

She must think him low and callous indeed to want to upset the child.

"But still, not to leave her anything, that was pretty callous."

He would leave that job for a man accustomed to such callous work.

"No one ought to think that we are callous about it."