Examples of using Callousness in English and their translations into German
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Your callousness is perverse.
Are you gonna punish callousness?
Callousness, selfishness, ruthlessness.
You're offending Dr. Petersen with your callousness.
You see callousness and unkindness rampant.
The predominant colours reflect the jury's callousness.
The lack of experience and callousness on the roster might play a role in that.
Many times people alsoget provoked by certain facts like riots or callousness.
Sometimes there is a marked indifference, even callousness for the feeling of others.
Animals suffer from human callousness and thoughtlessness, and improving their fate is a challenge to our humanity.
Let your hearts do not know pain, soul- callousness, and eyes- got down.
At the end of the level, you can expect a fight with a soulless robot, which depends on the results thatwill reign on earth, love or callousness.
His strictness can be mistaken for callousness, and sometimes his actions seem damaging and destructive.
Watson writes of the critical last weeks,“Asparty members grew increasingly shrill, their callousness appalled sincere supporters.
This callousness however, is not in the least a sign of progress, nor of robust health, but indicates retrogression; it is a sign of the soul being buried.
Fasting humbles the soul, and frees it from the callousness and inflatedness brought on by satiety;
Actions to combat the callousness that finds expression in racism and xenophobia should not be translated into sanctions under criminal law such as the proposal is based upon.
MR BAILIFF: But I did not read the symptoms of over familiarity, the callousness, the insensitivity, elevation of mood factors, euphoric.
The near total incompetence and callousness of the Bush administration has thankfully floated to the top of New Orleans' rank floodwaters like so much rotting waste;
At first, while watching the spectacle of the Soviet Union dissolving before his very eyes like some kind of civilizational experiment,Kulik responded with skepticism and callousness.
A police office says to me, reflecting the regime's callousness when it comes to our souls:"It was the mistake of one person.
Only callousness and cynicism could imply that Jews in the Allied nations were not already giving their utmost to the prosecution of the war.”.
But when one is listening to Alexander Hug at that press conference in Donetsk on March 21, 2016 there is a feeling of horror, when one considers the callousness of the„cavillers" of the German mainstream in mind.
With a horrifying mixture of sadism, callousness, and objectivity, Dr. Szell rake up our partly repressed experiences from the dentist's chair in two short but intense scenes.
It is in this place too nostalgic for the past,people are beginning to broadcast on pathetically callousness that the iron box is a dead man began to replace his instincts and basic needs.
Morris's moral callousness is chilling as he bluntly states what was done to the Palestinian natives and then justifies it because the country established was his country, Israel.
Especially on the Internet, no one actively controls the videos,so cruelty, callousness, indifference to the grief of others gradually settle in the hearts of people.
Or who has seen how farm animals like cows are treated, when they are unloaded from trucks- suspended by one leg, still living, from a crane- to be delivered to the abbattoir,will recognize the complete brutality and callousness of godless humanity in its treatment of animals.
Ben Gurion's entries in his diary on ethnic cleansing without significant resistance,on the approval of the expropriation of all Palestinian property previously seized, this callousness is disturbing, such as the description of“Action Dani,” the attacks and destruction of the city the mosques“Lydda and Rammla, the occupation and massacres in the mosques and the subsequent murders and looting.
And still to some othertypes of careerists the steady stereotype about cynicism and callousness of those who put the life on a career altar is obliged to it by the emergence.