Sentence examples for an indifference toward from inspiring English sources
In the months since the sordid Vick saga began, some player comments have revealed a hip-hop fascination with dogfighting and an indifference toward animal cruelty.
We suffer in this age from an indifference toward criminality and a callousness to catastrophe when it comes to poor and working people".
Misspellings, poor syntax and grammatical mistakes typically result in a swift relegation to the "no" pile; the decision makers reason that the errors disclose either poor communication skills or an indifference toward details.
Nixon's campaign against McGovern sharpened the Democrats' internal divisions over civil rights and Vietnam, and, Buckley wrote, revealed that the Democrats had "an indifference toward national independence and a hostility toward national freedom".
If there is any attitude that characterizes this moment in architecture, it is an indifference toward the idea of urbanism, a feeling that individual parts matter a great deal more than wholes.
Inevitably the label was like no other; deeply northern, stubborn and disorganised, it released records with a reckless anarcho-capitalist verve and an indifference toward profit that verged on performance art.
Having returned to Paris, Lamennais was ordained a priest in 1816, and in the following year he published the first volume of his Essai sur l'indifférence en matière de religion ("Essay on Indifference Toward Religion"), which won him immediate fame.
A disadvantage might, instead, be imposed as a result of a general indifference toward the interests and rights of the members of a certain group.
But such incidents -- or, maybe more accurately in some cases, an utter indifference toward racial sensitivities --shouldn't really surprise anyone.
UConn "categorically denies the lawsuit's allegation" that the university demonstrated a "deliberate indifference" toward the women, a spokeswoman said Friday.
His run at history has been dampened by personal tragedy, negative accounts about his attitude, and a public indifference toward his fast approach on a record set just three years ago by McGwire.
