| Mr Kerry is making hay at the moment with the charge that Mr Bush's opposition to stem-cell research is as uncompassionate as it is unscientific. |
| Newly appointed justices who vote conservative are often portrayed as uncompassionate right-wing ideologues. |
| Karl Karl'itch, on the contrary, was the personification of uncompassionate, inflexible law. |
| To do so just weeks before she is about to complete her education would be an uncompassionate and illogical act of absurdity. |
| Dig deeply and you may find a metaphor about corrupt, uncompassionate government. |
| Dig deeply enough and you may find fleeting references to an uncompassionate government. |
