Sentence examples for be remarkably indifferent to from inspiring English sources
Members of Congress in safely partisan districts — including some liberal Democrats as well as tea party conservatives — can be remarkably indifferent to broader public opinion.
Indeed, he is remarkably indifferent to the question of God's existence.
Many commenters have noted that the Trump administration is remarkably indifferent to the truth in its public statements, often making statements that are obviously at odds with the facts.
These consequences illustrate the nexus between theory and policy, to which folklorists (in spite of appointments to public offices) have long been remarkably indifferent.
The news media went wild when it was revealed last October that former president Bill Clinton might be in the running, but students were remarkably indifferent.
While the announcement got media outlets talking talking, the markets were remarkably indifferent.
He is remarkably indifferent about the dangers he faces, even considering many of his would-be executioners are now in prison or long-time detention.
There's no time for reflection, no time to come off the boil; humanity finds itself in a state of perpetual adolescence, short-fused and remarkably indifferent to whether it wants or expects to have a future.
Austrian voters seem remarkably indifferent to world opinion.
This is not something Turkey can be indifferent to.
