Sentence examples for bit indifferent from inspiring English sources

You might have already decided which way to cast your vote, but if you're in a dither or just a bit indifferent, perhaps I can help you make up your mind.

That some of the rugby in the Six Nations has been a bit indifferent is offset by a final day when three teams - OK, four if you include Italy and the remotest of mathematical possibilities - France, Ireland and England are all in with a shout.

He has always felt a bit indifferent towards the Spanish national team, but this time there's clarity in his emotions: Javi's supporting Argentina because of Barcelona star Lionel Messi.

Were it not for a bit of indifferent kicking - and not just the last drop-goal from Owen Farrell - the third Test should have been won.

His next book, Empathy: A Handbook for Revolution, will urge us humans to be a bit less indifferent to each other.

I always try to be a little bit grumpy and indifferent, hoping it comes as some small relief.

Not quite, perhaps, but further investigation revealed an indifferent bit of meat that had been taken to the brink of overcooked.

"I hate it if players are getting a bit 'indifferent' because I want them to force themselves to the limit, and Eden is not 'indifferent'indifferent

At Microsoft, Gates's usage gives the reheated term about bits a sense of "indifferent" to the point of "uncaring".

Film students — and their teachers — often become interested in movies just because they are the kind of people who are emotionally affected by the blind-beggar bits, and they are indifferent by temperament to the emancipation of American movies in the thirties and the role that writers played in it.

However, some patients were described as a bit lazy, lacking in energy and indifferent to their situation.