callousness

A callousness which could cut people to fit the system.

And yet simple racial callousness is not the only answer either.

In the same breath, she was shocked at her callousness.

But callousness was his only protection against such a helpless situation.

There is a wonderful callousness in human nature which enables us to live.

But even this act of desperate callousness had bought us very little time.

Her callousness had a false, forced quality, but he said nothing.

His anger and callousness made him ideal for the cause.

But what scared her more than anything else was the callousness in Jon's voice.

Seems unnecessary and argues a callousness I find hard to believe.

Such public callousness would be unthinkable in any Western democracy.

"That leads to a certain sense of callousness among young people.

To continue to let his volunteers hope, work and lose would have shown callousness.

But to walk away now would add callousness to her insensitivity.

Too many people have died because of my callousness.

As I said, this is not just a political thing, it's about the individuals who seem able to treat their patients with callousness.

He was used to the harsh callousness of factory girls and working women.

She would have let her go, out of callousness.

But the problem, she said, is not police callousness.

Each side accused the other of callousness toward those hurt by floods.

She didn't have the energy left to marvel at her new callousness.

Blade shrugged, trying to present a callousness that he did not feel.

The administration did not crack down out of malice or callousness.

On the other hand, the very idea of a mass grave is its anonymity and callousness.

In their responses I found no signs of callousness or hypocrisy.