Sentence examples for being indifferent from inspiring English sources

But the limit to being indifferent about all this indifference is that in this process there is no real deadline.

But it all boils down rather simplistically to the rich being indifferent or callous and the poor being noble and kind.

Most people, he observes, are incapable of being indifferent to the transcendent realm.

Does it mean just being indifferent to religion, or being an atheist?

Business is under growing scrutiny for such alleged misdeeds as exploiting cheap labour or being indifferent to the environment.

But he was fired by the Bronx board in 1992, accused of being indifferent to the needs of black students.

But he quickly reversed that decision.Mr Santos accuses the United States of being "indifferent" to the problems of Honduras.

And far from being indifferent, an ailing grandfather in California had once threatened to sue Hale House over Amanda's care.

There are Christians who accuse the Hausa Muslims who dominate the north of being indifferent to their needs.

"I was frustrated with photojournalism, and I was frustrated with society back in the U.S. being indifferent to the war," Mr. Dennis said in the post.

The account, she said, gained momentum because it seemed to bolster the reputation of Pope Pius XII, whom Jewish groups have described as being indifferent to genocide.