| He looks down at his hands, feels the briefest twitch in his right arm, a wave and it spasms, smashes unfeelingly against the inside of the boat and goes dead again, falls against his side, a fish flicking after suffocating. |
| Durdles unfeelingly takes out his two-foot rule, and measures the lines calmly, alloying them with stone-grit. |
| Respected Jury and dearly beloved Ozma, I pray you not to judge this feline prisoner unfeelingly. |
| Devers had run to the end of his tether, said Boynton, unfeelingly. |
| Warhol does not just point his camera or light the scene casually or unfeelingly. |
| He has lost control of his temper, and now talks unfeelingly, brutally, profanely. |
