Meanings of unfeeling man in English

Brun was not an unfeeling man, and he held his sibling in high regard.

James Brown was not an unfeeling man, and he was but doing his duty.

Well, I am glad it was one who pitied me, and not some coarse, unfeeling man.

I did nothing, Miss Carvel, nothing that the most unfeeling man in our army would not do.

In fact, the expression of superhuman grief on the stone visage would have touched even the most unfeeling man.

Plainly he considered this request from a mere family acquaintance a nuisance, but he was not an unfeeling man.

Silently did Wilmer withdraw from the presence of the unfeeling man, and turned with aching limbs to his toilsome work.

Mr. Lawson was not an unfeeling man, but, like too many others in the world, he did not always "think."

The cruelties exercised by this unfeeling man it would take a volume to describe, but I will mention only one or two instances.

Carolina smiled back, wondering how it could be that such sensitive arguments and passionate words could flow from such an inaccessible, seemingly unfeeling man.

Then Joan held out her fettered hands sorrowfully toward these unfeeling men and said:

These cold, unfeeling men "the children," and this tender yearning woman the "dog"!

There was I placed in the midst of unfeeling men, and gaping women and children, as a monster to be cursed.

"If you are not the most exasperating, unfeeling man alive-

"As I've already said, I'm not an unfeeling man."

"And does the sight of me fill you with no terror, no remorse, unfeeling man?"