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callousness

[kal-uhs-nis] / ˈkæl əs nɪs /














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Mexico’s president has reacted to the tragedy with his usual callousness.

From Washington Post

One side has nothing going for them but lead; in their thoughts, actions, implements of destruction and callousness toward those who think differently.

From Salon

The surrealism and callousness of these Russian reactions are extreme, but the underlying mechanisms are more common than one might think.

From Salon

Keefe narrates the book in a strong, clear baritone, a prosecutorial voice remarkably suited to detailing this shameful docket of greed, mendacity, arrogance, callousness, corruption and hypocrisy.

From Washington Post

The issue isn’t Johansson’s alleged callousness but whether Disney fulfilled its obligation to renegotiate her contract once it changed “Black Widow’s” release plan.

From Washington Post