“callous”造句，怎么用callous造句

It's a statistic often quoted to show how callous and heartless people are.

It signifies that you have offended her in some callous way.

It was probably some kittens, the abandoned and unwanted offspring of a family pet, discarded by a callous owner.

It MIGHT seem callous in the aftermath of 230,000 deaths in January's earthquake to talk about the opportunity offered by the rebuilding of Haiti.

According to the Intruder Perspective, the aliens are here for their own purposes, and their abduction and hybrid program activities are intrusive and callous to human concerns.

Japanese renewables firms' foreign rivals know it would be hard to object to such subsidies without seeming callous, given the scale of Japan's post-quake crisis.

The incident has prompted a vast outpouring of online anger and soul searching as to how so many people could be so callous towards the suffering of a child.

A callous indifference to the suffering of others.

Thelast question may seem dumb or even callous.

This may seem callous, but the bids are based on data about how ill the casualties are at different places.

To those who call me callous for being so matter-of-fact about losing a baby, I ask, what do you want from me?

At a time when climate change is already making it harder for people in Bangladesh to find enough drinking water, it seems callous to fret about what might happen to premium wines.

However, it too often is an excuse for callous indifference.

If you're a cold and callous person, you're described as having either a "hard" heart or no heart at all.

This makes the action doubly callous.

The upshot is that asking utilities to cover more of their costs is not as callous as the left-wing "water-warriors" claim.

His muscles became hard as iron, and he grew callous to all ordinary pain.