‘The Archbishop of York has condemned the Internet for ‘moving us towards a soulless society’ that will ‘reduce spiritualism and human intercourse’.’.

‘I watch these things from above, sitting on my lofty treetop, observing this human suffering with my beady, soulless, black eyes.’.

‘Government alone without religion is soulless and lacking any moral framework, they say.’.

‘In the end, we're not quite sure if the soulless quality of the milieu he chronicles is a reflection of the world outside his head or the one inside it.’.

‘Tarkovsky no doubt saw himself pursuing the spiritual in human existence against the soulless, corrupt and morally bankrupt Stalinist leadership.’.

‘Around the core are soulless developments and ugly roads and bridges reminiscent of any Western city.’.

‘The ground is lined on two sides by soulless, multi-lane roads, on another by a building site and on the fourth by five-storey public housing.’.

‘What's left of the city appears nondescript and soulless, without any apparent centre or focal point.’.

‘It organised immigrant workers in the unorganised car plants and engineering firms and gave them a sense of community in the soulless neighbourhoods in which they lived.’.

‘Plenty of people who felt trapped inside that world promised themselves that they would never end up in such a soulless setting - and that they would certainly never make their own kids live there.’.

‘She hadn't imagined it would be a soulless room with blank walls, filled with nothing but vinyl, CDs and a stereo.’.

‘There can be no real comparison between the bright new Easterhouse, and the dark, soulless town of old.’.

‘Arjun feels perfectly at home in this clean, soulless environment.’.

‘These out-of-town sites are soulless and can be seen all over the country.’.

‘You know the places largely soulless havens for thirty-somethings, the complete antithesis of a traditional British boozer.’.

‘I think I know what he is trying to say - that modern England is an increasingly soulless place without distinction from other places.’.

‘It's the most soulless place I have ever been to - no atmosphere at all.’.‘Chelsea's training ground at Harlington in west London is a bleak, soulless place.’.‘Murrayfield can be a soulless place but when the national team performs as they did yesterday it fairly hums with emotion.’.‘Well, it was the most soulless place I've ever been.’.‘Sadly this defines the recent history of Bradford whereby a once-bustling, thriving city has slipped into a dreadful, run-down, empty and soulless place in terminal decline.’.

‘The centre doesn't have much to attract people and it's a fairly soulless place.’.

‘I have found Brussels to be a soulless place, in which everything is closed in the evening.’.‘It follows two disaffected teenagers through the bland, soulless landscape of their suburban California existence.’.‘The commission has estimated the cost to local authorities of bogus or excessive compensation claims at £117m a year and say public spaces are becoming dreary, fun-free, soulless places.’.

Soulless human beings