The feeling of shame at getting bored and indifferent in the presence of an overwhelming amount of artwork you realize should be blowing your mind.
While people may appear reserved and indifferent in public places this appearance is a result of emotion work rather than its absence (Cahill and Eggleton, 1994).
You can privately talk to a friend about how upset you are or write about it in a journal, but try to stay as calm and indifferent in public as you can.
Chain pickerel are sluggish and indifferent in the warmer months.
At Senior Bowl practices, he looked overwhelming in some drills and indifferent in others.
Duarte has been called callous and indifferent in his approach to the soaring rate of news media murders and the hostility toward free speech in his state.
Auden put this elegantly in the original version of his elegy for WB Yeats: Time that is intolerant, Of the brave and innocent And is indifferent in a week To a beautiful physique, Worships language and forgives All those by whom it lives; Pardons cowardice, conceit, Lays its honours at their feet.
But a couple of starters needed more compatible components: overly firm chickpeas did nothing for a sour eggplant salad; and indifferent garbanzos in a watery liquid accompanied the calamari, which showed no sign of a promised grilling.
Hundreds of people lay on the floor, exhausted, indifferent, in a comatose state.
He said that the public had become cynical and indifferent to politics, in part because of a popular view that moneyed interests had hijacked the system.
In 20 years he has had 131 different team-mates – good, bad, indifferent and, in a few cases, exceptional.
