unfeelingly

Indeed, she seemed to Armine unfeelingly joyous, as she accepted Mr. Ogilvie's invitation, and hurried her preparations.

I was wounded to find how unfeelingly he spoke to me of her, and I would not tell him the effect her beauty had had on my heart.

"I reckon he could even stand that," observed Mr. Shrimplin unfeelingly.

"We but do as we are ordered," returned the warden unfeelingly.

Do you mean,” she demanded unfeelingly, “that the sign of intoxication in a ghost is a tendency to rise into the air?