callousness

“Depravity does not adequately describe the callousness involved to kill a human being and then drive around in the victim’s own car with his body inside in order to carry out the rest of his plan,” O.C.

Her frank admission reminds Billy that Agatha is not a nice person, even if her callousness is entertaining.

“The callousness of this crime shocks the conscience, and we will do everything to get justice for Julie and her loved ones.”

Readers will understandably recoil at the musician’s callousness, especially given Mintz’s sublimation of himself in the service of Lennon and Ono.

Petty bureaucratic rules are enforced with a cruel callousness.