How To Use Uncompassionate In A Sentence

We feel that besides this being the most unorganised event we have ever walked, officials were very uncompassionate and downright rude.
He seems abrupt and uncompassionate, and dryly asks what Dabii wants of him.
But decency requires that we either control ourselves or pay the money - not control the lives of the beneficiaries, which is profoundly uncompassionate.
These new anthems of despair paint their subjects as forced off welfare by uncompassionate conservatives and trapped in low-wage jobs that lead nowhere.
The publicity for his case perhaps alleviated a recognised public demand for justice to be served for such victims of indiscriminate and uncompassionate laws.

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How uncompassionate can you get?
It is neither merciless nor uncompassionate to observe that fact.
Their goal is to stop consumption to harm the multinational corporations that have " utterly uncompassionate survival instincts ".
We truly do not mean to be uncompassionate.
Knowing that people like Peter hold such extreme uncompassionate views towards boat people - now that scares me.
My mother would scold for being a prideful and uncompassionate gossip.
How stupid and uncompassionate can a person be?
It's not that I am an uncompassionate man, but I guess my bedside manner has evaporated somewhat over the years, considering the majority of my patients are unconscious.
You and your Board should be thoroughly ashamed of your uncaring and uncompassionate position respecting children and men.
Bloomberg can't afford to look uncompassionate in the current environment.
If you think I'm uncompassionate or worse, look at what Pittsburg Steelers football legend Terry Bradshaw is doing.
People who condemn such unconstrained lifestyle choice are supposedly uncompassionate. Times, Sunday Times
He also has an uncompassionate record on social issues.
nor silver-shedding tears could penetrate her uncompassionate sire
Vera Brittain talks about this, about the sense in which she sees the professional nurses as a de-sexed figure, an unfeminine, hard, uncompassionate person.
The vicar remained, his son said, utterly uncompassionate.