Sentence examples for Intellectual apathy from inspiring English sources
UDPA rose and fell, at one with the planning propensities of Whitlamism, at odds with the intellectual apathy of the Fraser years – although by standing between rapacious developers and recalcitrant protesters in the 1970s, it did much to save what remains today of Sydney's Rocks.
Her opinions do not betray a hint of apathy or intellectual lethargy, and she has every intention of voting in November.
In journalistic essays and articles he directed his trenchant wit and sarcasm against almost every aspect of Spain's political, social, and intellectual life, describing the corruption, conservatism, bigotry, laziness, apathy, intellectual vacuity, and hypocrisy that he saw.
(The actor Bernard Fresson plays a spineless French intellectual articulating excuses for his class's political apathy).
In a country with more poor people than in the 26 most impoverished countries in Africa combined, this apathy is a failure not merely of intellectual curiosity, but of moral instinct.
Grass has recently complained about the political apathy of Germany's next generation of intellectuals.
Malnutrition, drug addiction, household instability, physical and verbal abuse, and neglect all lurked beneath the surface of the intractable apathy and abysmal study skills that blocked otherwise bright, young kids from intellectual growth.
