Sentence examples similar to becomes indifferent to process from inspiring English sources

In this state of freedom, the self becomes indifferent to nature; it ceases to be an agent and an enjoyer.

In the process, I ignore or I become indifferent to others.

I became indifferent to death.

Tells about how at the age of fifteen she became indifferent to her mother.

You can think of wallpaper that is just passing by in time, and that listener has become indifferent to it.

"People somehow became indifferent to the many existential issues in Israel, and this may revive public debate".

Unlike a character in one of them, I've not yet become indifferent to the weather.

If one has retained lust and the other become indifferent to physical charm, real friendship is an aching impossibility.

We have become indifferent to the instrument of prose as anything other than instrumental.

By the end of the 30-day flight, the geckos had again become indifferent to the collar, which the authors put down to it having "become boring".

Gandhi might say by adopting poverty we become indifferent to the money as well as goods, and this is why passive resistance takes so much strength.