1
The stiffened hardness of the speaker in a measure affected the boy.
2
The first confused hardness with progress; the second confused softness with progress.
3
The Japanese struck an unexpected strain of hardness in the Korean character.
4
Some of these approach the chrysoberyl and topaz in hardness and hue.
5
None of the cynicism and hardness of Thackeray appear in her pages.
1
There is the same insensibility in his heart as in his manners.
2
The shock jarred his boiling brain into the perfect quietude of insensibility.
3
At last he was brought home in a state of drunken insensibility.
4
Fortunately Aunt Caroline took this proof of insensibility in a flattering light.
5
He had seized upon her by violence in a moment of insensibility.
1
They said callousness can never be the proper response to human tragedy.
2
It would indeed be an act of callousness to let it go.
3
I never heard of such damnable callousness in all my life before.
4
She looked at him in anger almost at what seemed a callousness.
5
Slidell's callousness curled the fingers of my free hand into a ball.
1
On my forefinger it has made a callosity.
2
Besides causing the animal considerable pain, chafing, if long continued, leads to the formation of a callosity.
3
A large callosity forms on the shoulders of the regular Unyamwesi porters, from the heavy weights laid on them.
4
When the best possible results succeed treatment, a large callosity is formed and movement of the pastern joint is restricted.
5
Their feet, by this kind of exercise, contract a callosity which renders the use of shoes quite unnecessary to them.
1
May God save his people from unfeelingness of heart!
2
Madame Fouchet herself, the woman, not the actress, was to blame, I think, for our unfeelingness.
3
It's ra'ally awful to witness to what a state of unfeelingness a people can be abandoned!
4
Nothing can better represent the sort of unfeelingness the whites have towards the Indians, than their conduct towards his remains.
5
A genuinely feeling soul has an insuperable repugnance alike for unfeelingness, for false feeling, and for false expressions of feeling.
6
But she would write to Miss Woppit as soon as ever she reached home-shewould write a letter that would banish every suspicion of unfeelingness.
7
You call me cruel, you charge me with unfeelingness and inflexibility, and yet to my prayers you are deaf, to my intreaties you are inexorable.