hard-hearted

We were accused of being hard-hearted, hypocritical, and a long list of other things for not having done so.

Against such a background, the political satirist must be hard-nosed, hard-hearted and—it must be said—self-interested.

Your father is not a hard hearted man; when his passion is over he will be the first to want you back.

You seem to think, retorted the doctor, that every body is disposed to be hard-hearted to-day except yourself.

The hard-hearted executor of the law was brought within the influence of her enchantment.

He was a hard-hearted youth, and was frankly surprised that Haggard showed any feeling at all.

Mrs Pike was not very hard-hearted, but she knew that a little starvation would do none of them much harm.