Burg said that contemporary Israelis "are not at the stage to be sensitive enough to what happens to others and in many ways are too indifferent to the suffering of others.
And since nothing, thank God, is comparable to the ultimate trauma it legitimatizes many things". Burg said that contemporary Israelis "are not at the stage to be sensitive enough to what happens to others and in many ways are too indifferent to the suffering of others.
It comes at the end of a year in which the new leaders of the Roman Catholic Church and the Church of England have frequently inveighed against a capitalist system they believe is too indifferent to the plight of the poorest people.
"One of the vital roles of the Ford Foundation," he wrote, "is to provide leadership in the formal arts and in the arts of living — a role that American capital as a whole is too indifferent or selfish to play".
The society is too indifferent, rightly so.
I am not sure that I want to see an entire city full of this kind of building - the expressionistic form is far too indifferent to the pattern of city streets and to the larger architectural context to make this approach work all the time.
Citizens everywhere are too frightened or too indifferent to intervene when helpless people are attacked, and governments of all kinds are too corrupt or too craven to render justice.
Yet before she ceased being a foster parent, she found that state-funded psychiatrists and social workers were too often indifferent to the disastrous side effects of the antipsychotics they gave to troubled kids who shouldn't have gotten them in the first place.
One nanny might be deemed too old or too indifferent to energetically engage with the children.
I felt bad for him; the theater was only about a third full that evening, probably because of the approaching holiday, but perhaps also because we Americans simply are too often indifferent to a century-old fight that scorched the European continent.
