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• r  in a callous way
  he callously exploited their feelings

• He rose to glory, busting crime first as a prosecutor, then as a two-term mayor; he fell into ignominy by mishandling alleged police-brutality cases and dealing callously with the .
• But House members had al ready unsheathed their sharpest knives and, in a callously contrived show of economy, hacked the aid authorization to bare bones.
• Bella could be any Hollywood heroine in love with a good boy whom society callously misunderstands.

• unfeelingly

News & Articles

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• Times reporter at Gandolfini funeral didn't see Alec Baldwin's wife tweeting
  Alec Baldwin was the talk of Twitter on Thursday night after unleashing a torrent of 140-character invectives at a British tabloid reporter who accused the actor's wife of callously tweeting during the funeral of James Gandolfini.        
  June 28, 2013 - Los Angeles Times

Quotes

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• George Miller in ClaimsJournal.com
  Mine operators who callously and repeatedly put their workers in danger must be held accountable,said Rep. George Miller, chair of the House Education and Labor Committee.
• Stephane Dion in Vancouver Sun
  The buck stops with him. Prime Minister Harper must take responsibility for this outrage and fire Mr. Ritz as minister immediately,Dion said. "We know that PMO staff were in on this conference call in which Mr. Ritz so callously joked...
• Jerry Brown in San Francisco Chronicle
  These three men callously swindled thousands of individuals out of $200 million to bankroll their extravagant lifestyles,Brown said in a news release. "They took investors' money and used it to pay for an 80-acre castle estate, a Learjet,...