unfeeling

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• If you’re on social media, you know how caustic and unfeeling the exchanges can be.

• After all, animals can also be cruel, selfish and unfeeling on occasions, as we humans are abundantly capable of being.

• The reasoning is that, if such zombies, or sophisticated unfeeling robots, are conceivable, then physical properties alone—about the brain or a brain-like mechanism—cannot explain the experience of consciousness.

• A number of clearly partisan studies have suggested that cats are unfeeling and sociopathic.

• Question those taking on the mantle of victimhood and you are immediately cast as some kind of aggressive, unfeeling oppressor.

• Romney spoke about it in a way that struck Prouty as disingenuous and unfeeling, and he got mad.

• He is sometimes stern, and appears unfeeling, but you know that in the main he has a kind heart.

• Like that unknown mother, she too had become a houseless wanderer, seeking for a home and shelter from a hard unfeeling world.

• As regards money, from the moment I left Russia I have not ceased to reproach myself for my unfeeling egotism.

• He added, with an unfeeling jibe, that he wouldn't like the reading of the letter himself.

• It was critical, curious, more than a little unfeeling—and relentlessly illuminating.