Sentence examples for between indifference from inspiring English sources

The F chord, as he sees it, is a kind of bridge between indifference and pleasure.

Because either way, he remains an erratic observer of an obscure world, torn between indifference and impulse.

This is all too often the way of American foreign-policy-making: wild swings between indifference — born of bad memories, bad choices, and the relative safety that comes from having two oceans between us and most global disasters — and hysteria.

This is not to say that sustainability is properly valued by the investor community (see our recent post here) but there is a world of difference between indifference and hostility.

Back in the suburbs, the "clever and sceptical and difficult" Kate cares for her mother, Billie, immerses herself in classical music and nurtures at best ambivalent feelings towards David Roberts, a dependable, married doctor involved in public health, then continues to oscillate between indifference and essentially invented interest.

So the claim that there is no behavioural difference between indifference and incomparability is false.

But people questioned by the BBC News website in the centre of Manchester were mostly split three ways between apathy, indifference or ignorance.

Jim White wrote in The Telegraph that anticipation for the Olympic soccer tournament lingers "somewhere between bemused indifference and wholesale apathy".

The general population swung between monumental indifference and reflexive dislike of a book deemed too clever and arty for its own good.

Unlike those pretenders who play in dark alleys and think they're tough, James Sallis writes from an authentic noir sensibility, a state of mind that hovers between amoral indifference and profound existential despair.

"Between selfish indifference and violent protest there is always another possible option: that of dialogue," he told the audience in a reference to the demonstrations that have been rocking the country since June.