Modifying Another Word

• so: How can we be so heartless as to kill your pet, you ask?

• not: The group put their weapons away; these were people, not heartless.

• rather: They remind me of him, upstanding, decent and calculated not to offend, but really rather heartless and without exception absolute bores.

• very: Great movie, as close to the great series it was based on as possible, but it's still a very heartless affair.

• first: Time seemed to crawl as they waited for the first heartless to show.

• seemingly: This seemingly heartless statement has great meaning behind it.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• sound: I apologize if this sounds a bit heartless, but if evolution is true that is the only analysis which makes sense.

Modifies a noun

• bitch: Angie understands, but Josette the Black Pearl is a heartless bitch.

• bastard: For once, she thought, the heartless bastard was right.

• thief: The heartless thieves removed parts of the perimeter fence around the field.

• creature: She must be a heartless creature to sit laughing at some jest within a few hours of her husband's murder.

• world: This is an entertaining sci-fi caper about cloning in a heartless future world.

• man: Picked up the heartless men dashing benefits include annual a hostage to.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: The prevailing opinion that this shouldn't be allowed seems heartless.

• sound: It sounds heartless, but often totally ignoring him when he seems afraid produces an improvement.

• appear: The dilemma is that as broadcasters we do not want to appear heartless.

• look: Just as he took two steps, a large group of odd looking heartless began to come up out of the ground.

• become: The hearts taken by the Heartless become Heartless themselves.