| What makes an otherwise gentle and benign guy like him speak so callously and cruelly of 950 deaths? |
| A hope that one day, the dusky, beautiful God of the cowherds and the shepherds would salvage her callously broken dreams. |
| The charges that these prisoners were callously abandoned by our own leaders are, obviously, extremely serious. |
| Some movies sought to teach us about these uncommon threats, yet these lessons have been callously disregarded. |
| The tile company had callously sacked 29 regular workers and replaced them with casual labour supplied by Skilled. |
| They have been struck by the politics of fear and ignorance callously played by that administration. |
