callously

Never in his life had he treated a woman so callously.

"And you must not treat him so callously because of what I have done!"

Then he had callously left without a word of farewell.

"And now I will pay the price of having used you so callously.

"I'm not going to come into all of you," he said callously.

These were the woman's own people, used so cruelly and callously.

"And I wish to meet this woman you have so callously replaced me with!"

Small wonder if we waded callously in blood and food.

I thought they were all long dead, callously murdered, disposed of.

He had callously left her after the most significant moment of her life.

He could not imagine parents using and discarding their children so callously.

This hardly seemed to be the same person who had so callously dismissed those other people only a few hours ago.

Was it right to use this body so callously?

He treats his own girlfriend callously and tries to move in on someone else's.

The college experience, and the callously implied promise, turn out to have been a fraud.

Well, thought Walton callously, a good war would reduce the population surplus.

"Well, he ought to get along with his brother just fine now," Anna said callously.

They idly and callously stood by while Americans suffered great pain.

Peter could hardly believe he was being so callously sidelined.

We were being oppressed as callously as any people in history.

You thought my grandfather used your mother, then, when he found out she was pregnant, callously discarded her.

Why, instead, you walked callously out of the house and left this helpless old man to the!"

Once again, he'd callously hurt the woman he loved.

Callously rebuffed by both, she decides to have an abortion.

It is not possible, he added, for anyone to feel empathy and also callously commit murder.