Sentence examples for aloof indifference from inspiring English sources
But for some Democratic donors — accustomed to what some see as the aloof indifference of President Obama — experiencing the full embrace of the Clintons in fund-raising mode comes as something of a revelation.
Intriguingly, Hardinge also occasionally lets the reader see things from the perspective of the tyrannical Grand Steward himself, making him less remote but more terrifying, as he possesses the proud, aloof indifference of an immortal.
This was where Harlow was made platinum, where the brunette Rita Cansino was reinvented as the fiery redhead Rita Hayworth, and where Joan Crawford's mouth was painted with aloof indifference to the line of her lips.
As a country, we need more than the aloof indifference that the term tolerance connotes; if we are ever going to realign our so called "American Values," of religious freedom and justice with how we view and understand Islam.
Detractors say he was aloof and disengaged.
But it's hard, however, to gauge whether the group's aloof stage presence is due to studied indifference, insecurity or mere intimidation.
Even Ms. Bailey's friends concede that her unglamorous look and her indifference to fashion's classic snobberies like appearing aloof present a problem for her.
When Diana, Princess of Wales, died in Paris in 1997, many Britons turned against the queen, seeing in her initial aloof reaction to the death of a troublesome — and troubled — former daughter-in-law a gesture of indifference, an emblem of the disconnect between a dysfunctional royal household and its subjects.
What jubilee?" indifference.
