"LIKE I WOULD"Stand out lyrics: "So stop wasting all my time, messing with my mind / It's cold-hearted, cold-hearted"Perrie or Gigi?
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"I certainly don't believe myself to be cold-hearted," he said.
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But let's just assume that it's cold-hearted calculation and cynical exploitation.
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Here, compassionate people gave away more money than their cold-hearted counterparts.
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He's cold-hearted and he feels no pity or sympathy for anyone.
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From a cold-hearted business perspective, it won't improve bottom line driver retention.
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No amount of rose-colored rhetoric will change this cold-hearted economic reality.
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The cold-hearted attempt to remove safety nets such as health insurance, the proliferation
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And if we allow CHIP to languish, it would not only be cold-hearted.
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"No one wants to say I'm not interested, because that seems cold-hearted," Murphy said.
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People love to say that Capricorns are cold-hearted bitches, but that's totally not true.
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Saul sees the President as a predatory crocodile — a cold-hearted creature incapable of empathy.
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I don't know how other separated families felt, or maybe I am just cold-hearted.
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Wiseheart insists that the separation wasn't cold-hearted, and that it was painful for her, too.
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I kept the ten words I needed, and, like a cold-hearted bastard, chopped the rest.
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A cold-hearted risk Frosty weather can affect your heart, especially if you have cardiovascular disease.
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Unsworth said he didn't think Musk was cold-hearted, but that it was a PR stunt.
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It promises to guide governments with cold-hearted maths, no matter how unsettling the results might be.
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One simply cannot seek peace and reward the most cold-hearted perpetrators of the most savage violence.
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We will explore all avenues to combat a charge that, in our view, is extreme and cold-hearted.
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"This cold-hearted and irrational decision will have disastrous consequences for these families from Puerto Rico," Connecticut Sen.
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Miller's home was just beyond what is now the cold-hearted asphalt of the Turner Field parking lot.
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It was simply cold-hearted medium-term economic planning — it would be cheaper to do it in Mexico.
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For years Sansa has been quietly taking lessons from some Westeros' most cold-hearted schemers, from Littlefinger to Cersei.
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To their detractors, it has always seemed a cold-hearted professional agreement, mainly to the advantage of Mrs Clinton.
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A cold-hearted economist would propose a simple solution: make the tickets much more expensive in the first place.
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Spencer actually did leak the LC/Jason Wahler sex tape rumor because she thinks she's a 'cold-hearted killer.
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As The Economist explained, cold-hearted economists are not worried about these types of unemployment (frictional and cyclical, respectively).
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Maybe people actually are healed via internet puppy photos, and I am just severely cold-hearted and irony-poisoned.
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Turandot, set in China, is the story of Prince Calaf, who falls in love with the cold-hearted Princess Turandot.
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In the era of the Chinese Exclusion Act and Yellow Peril, Asian men were depicted as cartoonishly cold-hearted villains.
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He's a good man not because he has the stomach to do the cold-hearted thing, but because he doesn't.
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" And a then-unknown singer credited as Miguel Jontel appears on several cuts, including "First Things First" and "Cold Hearted.
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For any cold-hearted viewers who think it's just a marketing video, the reaction from the attendees seems pretty genuine.
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The moment solidifies Walt's turning point in the series as he truly began his descent into a cold-hearted villain.
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Sorry if you are a cold-hearted loser who doesn't find this cute, for even the most fleeting of seconds!!
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Another episode makes Meek Mill's "Cold Hearted," about fame, money and jealousy in the rap game, into a crime melodrama.
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He's cold hearted, and he feels no pity or sympathy for anyone," Wilson told CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day.
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Too often, being a working mother presents a false dichotomy: be either the loving, devoted mother or the cold-hearted careerist.
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Unlike John Wick, Theron isn't entirely believable as a cold-hearted killer—her fight sequences look painfully awkward in this trailer.
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Yet, those who are pushing it seem cold-hearted and callous as to its effects on the families and the children.
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It seems cold hearted, even cruel, to assess the costs versus the risks of policy actions when lives are at stake.
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"It is about cold-hearted madness and murder," District Attorney Satana Deberry told the court on Wednesday, according to the Charlotte Observer.
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Nawazuddin Siddiqui turns in another top-notch performance as self-deprecating contract killer Babu Bihari, who gives murder the cold-hearted treatment.
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"In any judge's record, there are things that can be spun to make them nasty, or mean, or cold hearted," he said.
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In times of intense disappointment, it's so easy to surrender to the idea that the universe is a cold-hearted, back-stabbing weenie.
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This is not because we are cold-hearted, but because we actually care about people -- not programs -- and want to see them succeed.
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Our community can be a cold-hearted place that has long tolerated Trump's brand of crass ego-dominance fueled by money and power.
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Obviously they're cold-hearted and evil and all that stuff, but at the same time they must be just a bit... well, bored.
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Burly men with chainsaw guns and cold-hearted operators did bad things, and the audience wasn't supposed to have complicated feelings about them.
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"He has shown himself to be cold-hearted and inhuman, little more than a banker, with no place governing a nation," Jimmy said.
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Many firms have learned from past mistakes, when they prosecuted fans for downloading music or movies and were painted as cold-hearted corporate predators.
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But you have to be cold-hearted, visually impaired, or a fucking idiot to think that Savage should've been allowed back into that game.
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And one glance at their dumbfounded, happy little faces is enough to bring about unbridled joy in even the most cold-hearted among us.
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Murdoch started with a few newspapers; Logan got where he is because he's a cunning businessman, an amoral jerk, and a cold-hearted bastard.
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Walter White fiddled between his two realities of being a cold-hearted drug dealer and a family man struggling to cope with a grim diagnosis.
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This year's Budapest Spring Festival featured Puccini's "Turandot", about a cold-hearted Chinese princess, performed by musicians from the China National Opera House in Beijing.
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We can only hope this means she'll be reprising the cold-hearted and ruthless tendencies of one of the actress' other iconic characters: Miranda Priestly.
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"Dear magicians, if you were unable to turn the cold-hearted into warm-hearted, take to the streets with us on July 7," said one.
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Lee Yo-won plays the conniving, cold-hearted CEO Seo Yi-kyung, while Uee's Lee Se-jin is a con woman with a heart of gold.
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Doesn't she know no man will ever love her if he — and the rest of the nation — think she's a cold-hearted, short-guy-hating bitch?
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"This case alleges a calculated and cold-hearted scheme to profit off the deaths of two helpless children," US Attorney Nick Hanna said in a statement.
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"This case alleges a calculated and cold-hearted scheme to profit off the deaths of two helpless children," U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna says in the release.
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"This case alleges a calculated and cold-hearted scheme to profit off the deaths of two helpless children," U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna said in the release.
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Her version of Trump's cold-hearted comment — that "your guy knew what he was signing up for" — was confirmed by Johnson's mother, also in the car.
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Rita Farr (April Bowlby) was a cold-hearted 1950s movie star before she was exposed to a chemical that turned her body gelatinous and made her Elasti-Girl.
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These market-based policies, predicated on pricing carbon, were designed and conceived to utilize the cold-hearted rationality of markets to reshape an economy addicted to fossil fuels.
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" If Mr. Roche, he added, "is willing to be as cold hearted in his writing as some of this characters, it could make for a very bold series.
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And Maritza wants out of the drug smuggling business, but Maria has turned into a cold-hearted business person at this point and refuses to let her leave.
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" But he said getting fired so suddenly after relocating to Florida just for JetSmarter was "cold hearted" and that "usually the ones that screw you end up getting screwed.
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She is yelling at me that I'm cold-hearted because I haven't dispatched police, lights and sirens, and that this creature is suffering, and I'm responsible for it, etc.
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They argued the proposal revealed how cold-hearted Republicans really were and that beneath Reagan's charismatic smile was a tough right-winger determined to dismantle the social safety net.
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The reality, however, is that failing to reform these programs and subsequently creating unavoidable fiscal crisis for our children and grandchildren actually is the cold-hearted and malicious position.
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" When West complains that "All Blacks gotta be Democrats," T.I. shoots back: "F*** who you choose as your political party, you representin' dudes just seem crude and cold-hearted.
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Synopsis: A mentally handicapped man fights for custody of his 7-year-old daughter and in the process teaches his cold-hearted lawyer the value of love and family.
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But, just like the Brazil women's dream of winning it all before an adoring nation, that American fantasy was destroyed by cold-hearted Sweden and its slow-the-game tactics.
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"And when they say that they never make light of victims of sexual abuse, that's false, because they just did through this ridiculous and cold-hearted stunt," she told Broadly.
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Maybe this was a cold-hearted burglar, looking to cash in, or maybe just a brick-throwing vigilante, doing their best to return the street art to its natural environment.
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Between 2012 and 2016, Cheadle also starred as the cold-hearted management consultant on the Showtime television series "House of Lies," a performance that has earned him a Golden Globe.
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A quick online search of immigration news stories reveals a steady, recurring motif: adorable young children ripped from the arms of their illegal alien parents by cold-hearted federal immigration agents.
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Then he suddenly realizes he looks like a cold-hearted jerk — and starts musing about going farther than President Obama got in providing permanent protections to those children of illegal immigrants.
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Then he suddenly realizes he looks like a cold-hearted jerk—and starts musing about going farther than President Obama got in providing permanent protections to those children of illegal immigrants.
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If oxytocin seemed to make animals care about one another, what would happen to if you gave it to humans — who can be quite cold-hearted at times — an extra dose?
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He is a cold-hearted, mean oaf of a man who grew up an orphan and made it on his own in his one-room home on the outskirts of the town.
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According to the study, if your cover makes you look cold-hearted jerk who seems incompetent, people will feel completely justified when it comes to leaving you out of the in-group.
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But did he really have to pick on the storm-ravaged American citizens of Puerto Rico, of all defenseless people, and reveal such a cold-hearted lack of empathy for their plight?
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Last week, in light of the Giants' bungling of and cold-hearted obtuseness towards Josh Brown's domestic violence incident, she opened up about her past and being a victim of domestic violence.
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We've all had our hearts broken, been knee deep in debt (to quote the astounding "Show Me The Good Life"), and experienced familial difficulties (the chilling memories of domestic violence of "Cold Hearted").
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The groups say that the administration's proposal is cold-hearted, would overturn important protections for migrant children, and would not do anything to deter families from trying to illegally cross the southern border.
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While Smich took the stand and accused Millard of being a "cold-hearted killer" and "demonic," Millard, who did not testify, presented Smich as the one who ultimately pulled the trigger that night.
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Teresa Giudice is a cold-hearted, good-for-nothing mom who'd rather party like a rock star than sweat about her husband Joe's pending deportation to Italy ... so claims her cast mate Kim DePaola.
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" Musk's attorney also defended Musk's temper, telling Unworth at one point: "Do you believe Mr. Musk is so cold-hearted that he was sending over this sub with no regard for the children's lives?
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Anti-choice politicians and activists love to describe late-term abortions as evil decisions made by callous, selfish women who don't care about their bodies or their pregnancies, who are lazy, lascivious, and cold-hearted.
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Importantly, while she is obsessing over Eve (and challenging the binary queer/straight storyline), Villanelle is also challenging the queer/straight wardrobe code, flouncing around in traditionally feminine clothing while plotting her daring, cold-hearted kills.
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He once called himself "the most cold-hearted son of a bitch you'll ever meet," and given his history of necrophilia, along with his penchant for decapitating, eating, and mutilating his victims—well, yeah, that checks out.
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Even the most cold-hearted non-believer will try to snap a pic inside the Haunted Mansion — and just try not to check out your freaked-out reaction on the park's cameras after exiting Splash Mountain soaked.
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"A lot of our financial mistakes happen when we don't want to be seen as something — cheap, cold-hearted or the type of person who places money over family or friendship," personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary writes.
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With Romney reeling after a costly and divisive primary, the Obama campaign unloaded on him with an ad campaign that painted him as a cold-hearted ex-venture capitalist who slashed working class jobs to make a profit.
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Even for you, who is supposed to be cold-hearted and ruthless and cut through it, people put a lot of hard work into things that aren't going to make it into the game, does something stand out?
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During opening statements last Tuesday, Knox County Assistant District Attorney Kevin Allen called Gaul a "premeditated cold-hearted killer," the Associated Press reports, saying he shot Emma because he was enraged that she had broken up with him permanently.
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Carol being a cold-hearted killer isn't new; going to that place, and then slowly coming back around to Rick's more moderate point of view, was a major part of her character arc over the life of the series.
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Yes, Ranieri&aposs firing comes across as particularly cold-hearted, but that&aposs just the way it is when athletes earn tens of millions of dollars and wield wide influence over everything from personnel decisions to who runs the
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Sarah Jessica Parker — America's sweetheart, New York City's mascot, relatable queen of cold-hearted romantic comedies, human vessel of Sex and the City's omniscient tulle-loving narrator, mother of three, and guiding light to all — is an excellent Instagram artist.
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Mr. Perez, Lary Over, and Yecko - "Poderosas" One of the most promising newcomers to the Latin trap scene, Mr. Perez continues his string of dead-eyed, cold-hearted singles with this ominous Yecko-produced one-off also featuring his prolific labelmate.
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A cold-hearted killer clad in black spandex, Selene devotes her life to hunting the Lycans (werewolves), who she believes were responsible for murdering her family, and is capable of brutal acts of violence in her quest to exterminate the species.
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The response to the opioid crisis from the federal and provincial governments across this country shows that not even thousands of deaths can change the cold-hearted views of many politicians and police, who value "law and order" over harm reduction.
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When you touch topics like this in the spirit of, "Let's just look at what the facts are," you get a lot of pain from people who think even thinking about facts in this space makes you a cold-hearted privileged asshole.
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"How cold-hearted, how cowardly one has to be to plant oneself in front of a refugee bus, to swear and to roar in order to scare the people sitting inside, among them several women and children," government spokesman Steffen Seibert said.
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Whatever your feelings about her husband, it would have been cold-hearted not to root for Melania last night, to put yourself in the shoes of someone who never signed up for this, and was not even speaking in her native language.
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The bizarre, abusive environment in which she grew up — being looked up to by Wind Gap society while her mother slowly poisons her with antifreeze — molded Amma into the product of every Preaker woman's mistakes and abuses: a literal cold-hearted murderer.
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During opening statements on Tuesday in Knox County Criminal Court, Knox County Assistant District Attorney Kevin Allen called Gaul a "premeditated cold-hearted killer," the Associated Press reports, saying he shot Emma because he was enraged that she had broken up with him permanently.
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While Luke Pell tries to convince Bachelor Nation that he's not the worst guy in the world following his cold-hearted treatment of former flame Stassi Yaramchuk during the Bachelor Winter Games: World Tells All special, his reality star friends are breaking down his bad behavior.
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He can throw a deep ball, which is one of Alabama's primary defensive weaknesses this season, and he has rushed for more than 100 yards in his past six games, which lends him the kind of unpredictability that works directly against Saban's cold-hearted, Process-oriented approach.
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An execution-style shooting that claimed many members of the same family with one shot to the head, some as they slept, sparing only two infants and a three-year-old child, at least one right next to their murdered parent—the assault seems singularly precise and cold-hearted.
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Initially, a couple of them seemed obscure — hardly a misdemeanor in my book — but give them a chance, and I am sure that any reservations you might have will fall away, unless, of course, you are just a cold-hearted person brimming with jealousy, meanness, and self-righteousness.
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When they turned the darker and more private aspects of their marriage into the subject of their music — a move they had steadfastly avoided for 15 years — Beyoncé and Jay-Z managed to kill the rumor that they were nothing but cold-hearted businesspeople in a marriage of convenience.
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Mostly, though, First Love is the kind of film that's designed for seen-it-all genre fans who know these tropes (the scheming criminal, the dewy ingenues, the cold-hearted lady assassin, and so on) and appreciate seeing them tweaked in new directions, and treated with an air of fond familiarity rather than dour airlessness.
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That would be absurd and especially cold-hearted given the circumstances—Seattle's appearance in the MLS Cup final will be the first in their history, and I will be thinking of Branom on Saturday, hoping that a man who has watched his side through years of relative mediocrity is entirely excited, hopeful, and proud of his team, that he is exhilarated by the rare prospect of his love for Seattle Sounders being requited by success.
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Friday marked a new milestone for Ronan: the release of director Josie Rourke's Mary Queen of Scots, in which she stars as the titular matriarch across from Margot Robbie as her royal competitor—and cousin—Queen Elizabeth I. The historically revisionist period piece is tailored for our time: rather than simply portraying Mary as a cold-hearted queen (as she's typically depicted), it shows her as a young woman in politics learning to exercise her immense, newfound power while also grappling with being a political pawn herself.
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It may or may not have had an impact on Flake, I think it probably did, even if it was just the sort of strategic, "I can't have this video out there and then appear to be cold-hearted," whatever the reason was, I'm sure it had something to do with why he called for the F.B.I. Investigation, (which is a total sham anyway, so it's not going to make a difference), but I do think it had one kind of immediate political impact which was to delay the process another week.
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