Coldbloodedness

"We had access to the real tapes that weren't even available to the public, I won't tell you how, and when you hear Haldeman commiserating in the demise of trusted friends, the coldbloodedness reminds you of those gangster movies where the Mafia kingpins sit around and discuss the impending demise of the archenemy." ❋ Unknown (2008)

A disturbing feature of police murders was the coldbloodedness in which these acts were often committed, Smit said. ❋ Unknown (1997)

If so, this is also part of the explanation a people's coldbloodedness when facing the problems of sufferings and deaths in the poorest countries, hit by the effects of the oil crisis, the food crisis and the population explosion. ❋ Unknown (1992)

He had his own brother-in-law killed with shocking coldbloodedness. ❋ J. A. Rogers (1947)

"With an excellent introduction by Lord Russell of Liverpool and brilliantly translated from the German by Constantino FitzGibbon ... this appalling book holds a compulsive fascination by reason of its very coldbloodedness." — ❋ Hoess, Rudolf (1951)

Feel the utter insignificance of my best efforts; sore point; no time at all to prepare; I tremble when I think of what I venture in coldbloodedness. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

I told him that you didn't go out with any one, and with coldbloodedness he replied, 'Ah, she hasn't been here long.' ❋ Opie Percival Read (1895)

Nay, Cavaignac was found sitting yesterday when I came home from my drive, and said, with all the coldbloodedness imaginable, '/Voulez-vous me donner à dîner, madame? ❋ Unknown (1883)

No one has ever gone broke overstating Kissinger's coldbloodedness ❋ By CLYDE HABERMAN (2010)

Obama would have to put on a huge show of coldbloodedness and credibly threaten bankruptcy in order to now have a chance at intimidating bond holdouts. ❋ Unknown (2009)