Unintentionally

Definition

uncaring / ʌn'keǝrÇŋ / adj ( derog ) ဂ႐ုမစိုက္ေသာ။ စာနာစိတ္ ကင္းေသာ။ uncaring employers ❍ be selfish and uncaring.

Examples

1. ‘Though I look just like her
2. they say
3. I act like my father
4. ruthless and uncaring.’
5. ‘We are not on our own in a cold
6. uncaring universe.’
7. ‘Just how cold and uncaring her father was for that one moment in time had ruined her forever.’
8. ‘His death is important to the journey of finding the father and is symbolic of the death of an uncaring father for one who will offer support and affection.’
9. ‘Your youngster may feel it is hopeless to try to be good
10. that he is doomed to be uncaring like the father
11. or selfish like the mother.’
12. ‘We think men are cold and uncaring
13. they think we are too emotional and clingy.’
14. ‘After a loss or a bad play
15. was the player concerned or uncaring?’
16. ‘I found myself speaking to a different person: ice cold
17. uncaring
18. dismissive.’
19. ‘The parents were cold and uncaring
20. the nuns were brutal and cruel.’
21. ‘They are selfish
22. uncaring people whose sole concern is money.’
23. ‘I don't want to be mean and uncaring
24. but there is only so much sympathy and concern to spread around.’
25. ‘Or was I supposed to think that she was cold
26. uncaring and mercenary in crediting his novel as her own work
27. and pocketing all the money?’
28. ‘Regardless of what had happened
29. her father had become cold and uncaring
30. and he rarely had time for his children.’
31. ‘Lucy is a modestly successful artist encumbered with a drunken
32. hypochondriac father and an uncaring American boyfriend.’
33. ‘If you explode into goddess-worship then you're accused of being sarcastic
34. if you play it cool then you're uncaring and undeserving.’
35. ‘Well
36. far it be it from me to be cold and uncaring all of the time.’
37. ‘His monologue casts light on the common experience of the stereotypical man who is unemotional
38. and cold.’
39. ‘They could turn cold and uncaring
40. devoid of all emotion.’
41. ‘I look up at him and see his face turn from mean and uncaring to concerned and guilty.’
42. ‘We are not on our own in an unfeeling
43. uncaring universe.’