heartlessness

Oh, they're quite right when they accuse the men of heartlessness!

This is a man whose brainy heartlessness has cost him.

"Then they justify their heartlessness by calling it a defense of freedom."

Maybe you should find another profession, one that rewards heartlessness, like law.

In the dog wars, heartlessness depends on one's point of view.

This was the most striking thing, the general heartlessness exhibited on every hand.

They - and particularly their clothing - appear simply to accuse society's heartlessness.

With equal heartlessness they disposed of their own dead and dying.

This time the heartlessness beneath the surface of his actions was more pronounced.

Hugo was not followed by a social breakdown or governmental heartlessness.

Who would not be driven crazy by her heartlessness?

The key to its heartlessness lies in its final images.

But it was the heartlessness of it that especially struck me.

In fact, he saw a Christian lesson in the case, about the heartlessness of a city.

What Bob Dole can do about the image of heartlessness is limited.

"Such heartlessness would be quite out of place."

Here and there, the movie has some fun lampooning corporate heartlessness, but that's not really what it's about.

These repercussions may or may not be simple acts of heartlessness.

Before any one condemn me for this apparent heartlessness, let him be placed in a situation precisely similar to my own.

Sarah clearly thought that this was another prime example of what she called my general heartlessness, but I had meant only to reassure.

There seemed a general feeling that to sit down eagerly to food displayed an unfortunate heartlessness.

I was amazed at my own cold heartlessness.

Officials from the Global Fund and other relief agencies say heartlessness has nothing to do with it.

This isn't a case of the normal heartlessness of abstract thought.