unfeeling造句

I can be more unfeelingunfeeling than anyone.

Thank you for your unfeeling.

He is an unfeeling brute!

Crude or unfeeling in manner or speech.

In a merciless world, it is easy to find unfeeling.

The media has made unfeeling voyeurs of all of us.

His unfeeling remark betrays his lack of concern.

Mindfulness is objective, but it is not cold or unfeeling.

She may be detached, she may even be unfeeling, but at least she's not hypocritically effusive.

Thank you for the unfeeling, so I learned to give up hope.

These are men whose masculinity does not conform to stereotypical images of the unfeeling male.

Thank you for your unfeeling, let me know, I was waiting for people in the front.

Lacking in sensitivity to the feelings or circumstances of others;unfeeling.

Brittle with excessive frost, many colossal tough-grained maples, snapped in twain like pipestems, cumbered the unfeeling earth.

Here the unfeeling Toad broke into a snigger, and then pulled himself together and tried to look particularly solemn.

This set takes us back to an era before Employee of the Month became known as a cheap play for morale from unfeeling corporate management.

We were suffocating, being ground down into unfeeling cogs taught by repeated pain that we must not care about our art because to care was to lose.

In this life, I was a passionate and unfeeling person, hot and cold, passionate and calm, all the colors of the world, I love.

Accountants might be boring and lawyers might be greedy, but surgeons are generally reckoned to be unfeeling, turning anxious patients into medical specimens.

adopted a degage pose on the arm of the easy chair- lman; she may be detached or even unfeeling but at least she's not hypocritically effusive; an uninvolved bystander.

Do not want to let people know, that once held you in the palm of the heart will not know, because he threw you under the cliff of unfeeling.

Willing to face unfeeling indifference and unwilling to accept the false feelings of smile. If you can't see the past, you can't see the future. Instead of being embarrassed, you can't dissipate yourself.

He took away salaries from a number of men who held obvious sinecures, saying there was nothing meaner, nay more unfeeling, than the man who nibbled at the revenues of the state without giving any service in return; for the same reason, also, he reduced the salary of Mesomedes, the lyric poet.