Conceive the position of a man who knows that his children, the children of the woman he loves, will not be his, but will belong to someone who hates them and
cares nothing about them
Power has passed into the hands of the permanent bureaucracy which
cares nothing about nation-building but only about its own comforts and continues to loot the national exchequer to fill its own coffers.
A government that knows and
cares nothing about Wales or her problems.
The peso has dropped, affecting everything from the price of oil, medicines, steel, other imported goods; investors are putting plans on hold; and after six years of the corrupt being on the run, we now face the possibility of a leader coming to power who
cares nothing about honesty, integrity, transparency, responsibility, or even just basic decency, Roxas said.
The commercial hip-hop that Rick Ross promotes represents Wall Street, and Wall Street
cares nothing about the loss of human life if they can make a dollar.
Enter Becky Ann, a gorgeous classmate who
cares nothing about Andy until she realizes that he is the one student who can get into Blake's locker, courtesy of the janitor's master keys.
The march is clearly a cheap and nasty publicity stunt by the cheap and nasty Anjem Choudary, who
cares nothing about the grief caused to families whose loved ones' coffins were brought back through the town after serving their country.
We all appreciate that the "system"
cares nothing about the health of physicians.
The inspiring story revolves around Kenny Houston who lives with his single mother who
cares nothing about him.
The key thing to understand about Chavez, however, is that he
cares nothing about economic statistics or trade, the currency of modern politicians.
A smoker is a drug addict who
cares nothing about the rights or needs of others, let alone his own.
This verse, in particular, is one that is ripped out of context with the implication that Christians can change an unbelieving generation, culture and government system that
cares nothing about the true things of God; that is, other than a couple choruses of `God Bless America' on the Capitol steps after a terrorist attack or a stupid argument over whether `Under God' should be left in the Pledge of Allegiance.
And in the summer, when it's blazing outdoors, churches respond in the way any huge, impersonal institution would that
cares nothing about its customers: They get hotter.
The new breed
cares nothing about ivory tower trappings, and Stevens mentions public service only as it's used to line people's private pockets.
The British government
cares nothing about Wales and her peoples.
