Sentence examples for He is indifferent from inspiring English sources

He is indifferent to our defining miracle.

He is indifferent when on occasion he is offered large sums for accounts of catching some villain.

He is indifferent to the huge variance of interests that drives the Taliban in Afghanistan, insurgents in Iraq, Hamas and Hizbullah fighting the Israelis.

He is indifferent to acquiring the knowledge the presidency demands and apparently of the belief that he can improvise hour to hour.

"He is indifferent to political timing, part of his self-image as holy man, but often undermining the causes he pursues".

He is indifferent, even silently hostile, to superheroes, none of whom appear anywhere in the book, aside from an ironic use of hero-comic ideas in a lovely piece, a child's dreamscape, by Ware.

All told he was indifferent, possibly catatonic.

Moreover, he was indifferent to French literature.

He was indifferent to music (he still is).

He said he was indifferent to the whole issue.

He said he was indifferent about Judaism before college.