Sentence examples for apathetic to from inspiring English sources

If war is apathetic to its casualties, so is the guilt of not having fought one.

He derides a system that is indifferent and apathetic to the needs of the people.

They have accused Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi of being apathetic to the demands of campaign groups.

It is apathetic to civilian deaths and not concerned with wiping out inhabitants of the Nuba mountains.

"They are apathetic to the point that they appear not to want help," the NGO worker complains.

At the other end of the spectrum, the privileged few in the developed world are often too apathetic to care.

Greed rules the world but sometimes it seems that we're all too apathetic to act upon it.

During that time, it's easy for me to become apathetic, to become dismissive of the world, to become bitter.

Never mind the fact that the campaign mobilised the Muslim community, traditionally politically apathetic, to turn out in unprecedented numbers.

At one point, Mr Kurkov feels sure there will be no war, because those opposed to change are too apathetic to fight.

Although radical settler violence poses an increasing threat, mainstream Israeli society appears ever more apathetic to the fate of the Palestinians.