unfeelingly

And stop pushing the latter so aggressively, so unfeelingly. Stop trying to make me look like an XXL deckchair.

We have constantly seen, how people in these positions unfeelingly embark on a mission of vendetta, to settle old grudges with their political rivals, or people who supposedly bruised their ego.

[phrase omitted] I will wait for you, and half year is the deadline [phrase omitted] If you exceed the time limit, I will forget you unfeelingly [phrase omitted] Not only those sad memory, but also the sweet ones [phrase omitted] I will wait for you and prove myself [phrase omitted] I could indulge you in my heart [phrase omitted] I also could take you as just a passerby (1f) Compared to Fang's understanding of waiting (for his/her lover), the lyrics above reveal a divergent attitude towards "waiting" within the context of love.

Heytrey also wrote a "very affecting letter" to Mrs Dormer's daughter expressing her sorrow and "praying for the forgiveness of the family and hoping that the death she was about to suffer would atone for the blood she had unfeelingly spilt".

Tempos are brisk but never unfeelingly so and there's nothing vinegary or scratchy about the string sound.

Most significant of course are Knightley's two very serious interventions with Emma, one at Box Hill when she is so unthinkingly and unfeelingly unkind to Miss Bates (374-76) but the other during the mysterious word game at Hartfield, when he first begins to suspect Frank Churchill of some sort of subterfuge or "deeper game" with Jane and Emma (348).

He quotes Benjamin's statement that "the manifestation of past or distant spiritual worlds [is studied] in order to take possession of them and unfeelingly incorporate them into its own self-absorbed fantasizing," implying that our reading of the past is always shaped by our time, place, and interests in the present.

* Exceptional: "that which is done exceptionally well, executed individually and extraordinarily by someone demonstrating human care; not unfeelingly or disingenuously performed"

It really is beyond comprehension how could they cold-shoulder so unfeelingly a section of our own grief-stricken people, and that too in distress only for us to live in peace and security.

She is not only unfeelingly nonmaternal toward Natsuyuki (the offspring of her second husband); she had earlier abandoned a son born to her in a first marriage.

Her relationship with the poet is looked upon with doubt and suspicion and she is unfeelingly derided and taunted by the society.

When David hears back that some other soldiers have also perished in the unfolding of his plan, he unfeelingly tells his General Joab: "Do not be chagrined at this, for the sword devours now here and now there." (25)

The Trend of defacing the social and cultural values has unfeelingly and unnoticeably crept into Pakistan in multiple ways, which is now fast getting popular especially amongst the young generation giving a serious signal to the saner generation.

An impetuous example of this was reflected in a video circulated on the internet in which Rick Santorum, a politically bankrupt White House aspirant, has unfeelingly described the assassination of Iranian scientists as "wonderful."