uncaring

When we need a strong, cooperative tone to the relationship, our current posture is seen as uncaring.

The kind that involve zero anguished relatives screaming into the uncaring airport terminal void.

Nonetheless, Byers soldiers on, depicting her more than once as “uncaring.”

A dreadful new article from Politico portrays New York Times editor Jill Abramson as cold, rude, and ‘uncaring.’

We are the ones who wander along with them as they venture out into the busy, uncaring, and preoccupying world.

Immediately, with the uncaring folly of youth, Johnson plunged into the very spot to his friends horror and anxiety.

The massive beast rose on its hind legs, growled, and Ross walked by it uncaring, unmenaced by the puzzled animal.

What at the time they had known, unheeding and uncaring, assumed a vividness quite new.

Evil is cruel, since it is a true reflection of the uncaring and insensate universe.

The old government, tired and indolent, half-hearted and uncaring, was losing the war beyond hopes of recovery.