When I say that, I don't just mean that his bigotry is the most callous and shameless.
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The Trump administration is well on track to becoming one of the most callous administrations in American history.
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For the most callous of men, women become mere pleasure-providers, the objects of the male libido's aggressive demands.
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A playful breed with an oddly expressive, almost human face, this breed spurs baby fever in the most callous of hearts.
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American Honey displays an immediacy and a prairie candor that few filmmakers go searching for in what the most callous of us call flyover country.
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"It would be most callous of the Chinese authorities to use Liu Xia's relatives to put pressure on Liu Xia to prevent her speaking out in the future," Poon said.
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Based on the outright denial of overwhelming scientific reality -- and telegraphed in suspense-building gameshow style this week via Twitter and conflicting media teasers -- it is Trump at his most callous, ignorant and attention-seeking.
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They accused her of showing greed "in its most callous form" with the "intent of disrupting the fragile peace of Liberia", and backed a challenge to the first round results brought by other parties before the country's election commission.
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Game of Thrones, which thrives on shock value, will appear to have caved to fan pressure to keep Snow on the show, instead of continuing to cement its legacy as one of TV's most callous and unforgiving series of all time.
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"As a prosecutor, Klobuchar was not the worst or the most callous toward the plight of those prosecuted by her office, and at the time, her methods were not seen as extreme," Sarah Lustbader, a lawyer and writer for the Appeal, recently wrote.
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Moreover, I am gripped with fear that an amorphous Twitter beast will punish me for all the crazy things I've publicly shared over the years, that all my meanest and most callous moments will come back to bite me in the ass.
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"Johnson's former chief of staff when he was Mayor of London, Nick Boles, tweeted that "Boris Johnson will go down in history as one of the most callous and reckless human beings ever to occupy No 10 Downing St."Conservative MP Stephen Crabb said that Johnson "has a duty as Prime Minister to try to bring unity to our country and reduce the level of poison in our politics," adding that he was "shocked by the way he responded to remarks about Jo Cox.
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He adopts a young violent orphan by the name of Smash and raises him up to be the perfect most callous soldier. Smash knows only the Horde, they are his family, and he is dutifully loyal. That is until one day, while on a mission for his masters, he's ambushed by his own brethren and left for dead. Were it not for the unexpected help of a mysterious hermit that rescues Smash from his death bed, he would never have survived.
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Malagate “The Woe” maintains his anonymity, setting the pattern for most of the other Demon Princes. Reputation makes him the most callous of the arch-criminals and he has no qualms about killing the recalcitrant Lugo Teehalt, and does nothing when Gersen captures his trusted lieutenant, Hildemar Dasce. An outcast from Star King society, Malagate has the comparatively reasonable life goal (compared to the rest of the Demon Princes) of founding a people of his own on the new world that Teehalt has discovered.
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He > keeps pointing at them all the time and nudging the reader. I have known > many farmers who capable of the most callous and criminal behaviour to the > blacks, were guilless sons of the soil, as innocent as sleeping babes, with > devout souls and sky-blue eyes. Their cruelty and impulsiveness was not even > remembered when they relapsed again into their individual rationality. This > type is much more normal than the bloodthirsty type described by Mr. Plomer > and it confronts one with a far more terrible enigma.
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Before he was sentenced, Logan apologized to the relatives and comrades of his victims, and asked Shepherd to show mercy in his sentencing him. Shepherd rebuked Logan's pleas for mercy, citing the heinous nature of the crime, which he remarked as being the most callous one that he had ever encountered as a member of the judiciary. Shepherd said to Logan, "I've never experienced a case of a murder more cold-blooded than those that occurred in this case" and "You decided you were going to annihilate those two people".
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Historians record Cadorna as an unimaginative martinet who was ruthless with his troops and dismissive of his country's political authorities. David Stevenson, Professor of International History at the London School of Economics, describes him as earning "opprobrium as one of the most callous and incompetent of First World War commanders." In manner he appeared a reserved and aristocratic officer of the old-fashioned Piedmontese school. During the course of the war Cadorna dismissed 217 officers, and during the Battle of Caporetto, he ordered the summary execution of officers whose units retreated.
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The reviews were very favourable. Alex Butterworth wrote in The Guardian: > The early chapters of Rough Crossings still bear traces of the television > habit - the scene-setting rhetoric, a tendency to over-emphasis [sic] vivid > 'moments', precise character thumbnail ... As the book weaves through > London, America, Nova Scotia and Africa, though, Schama's technique relaxes, > to be laid, most strikingly, at the service of the book's black characters. > ... At the end of this immaculately controlled, brave and important work, > only the most callous of readers could fail to shed a tear. James Walvin, in his Guardian review, stated: > Parts of the story have been well rehearsed by earlier historians, but never > like this.
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