heartlessness

Sensitive as he is to the old charge of Tory heartlessness over the NHS, Mr Cameron's own enthusiasm waned as the row intensified.

Commenters have accused her of heartlessness, and a CNN interviewer asked if she had "no shame" .

Inhospitality is not always heartlessness, but sometimes a way to avoid hurt.

We feared the heartlessness of human beings, all of whom are born blind, few of whom ever learn to see.

All the talk of spending cuts, for example, seems to have reawakened atavistic fears about Tory heartlessness.

It includes mint, which signifies suspicion, hydrangea which means heartlessness, and cornflowers, which stand for celibacy.

I shake the head, also looks pours on the place the grass, is sighing wind and rain heartlessness.

The world's newspapers are filled with the disgusting stench of inhumanity, heartlessness, and selfishness.

The soldier was devastated, of course, and the lieutenant was appalled at the sergeant's heartlessness .

By this curious turn of disposition I have gained the reputation of deliberate heartlessness; how undeserved, I alone can appreciate.

I am sympathetic to the loss of Han lives, but I am angry at the government for responding with such heartlessness .

Four years! Finally what trades is your heartlessness!

My affection meet your heartlessness