coldheartedly

Three thousand years ago King David was an awesome leader even as he coldheartedly sent his lover’s husband to die in battle.

But prosecutors argued that Bamenga acted in a jealous rage after learning her boyfriend had fathered a child with another woman and that she coldheartedly pulled off the killings to punish him.

"I hate to say it coldheartedly, but it's kind of next man up," Mattingly said.

The boys, who were arrested Monday, had researched weaponry, explosives and methods for disarming people, and "very coldheartedly" discussed their plans with each other online, he said.

We should study the empirical evidence and coldheartedly understand which tax rates and policies will raise the most revenue.