Sentence examples for Somewhat indifferent from inspiring English sources

Ms. González seems somewhat indifferent to the attention her recent discovery is getting.

A. I was somewhat indifferent to it because I expected it, and I knew nothing else.

At the Cardinals' camp at Northern Arizona University, his teammates have been friendly, but also somewhat indifferent.

This potentially makes the owners somewhat indifferent to risk – sure they'd like to keep being employed, but at least under the new structure they won't face personal bankruptcy.

While Israelis were somewhat indifferent to this battle, WoW found that the more liberal American Jewish community could be enlisted to help.

"It is an attempt to discuss whether he isn't somewhat indifferent to patterns of movement, to the concept of real time.

The answers were scored as follows: Completely Agree (5 points), Somewhat Agree (4 points), Indifferent (3 points), Somewhat Disagree (2 points), and Completely Disagree (1 point).

28: a somewhat surreal evening (with an indifferent meal at a highly praised restaurant).

In these experiments, however, cholinergic 'input' was provided at fixed and somewhat arbitrary rates that were indifferent to network synchrony levels (that is, in an 'open loop' regime).

An additional important feature of biological evolution is that it works well in a universe that is not only "indifferent" but continually and somewhat unpredictably changing, in part through the activities of living organisms themselves.

The content and wording of the survey questions were intended to be somewhat provocative so that respondents would avoid neutral or indifferent responses (Box  1).