Sentence examples for clear indifference from inspiring English sources

It was hard not to blame him - the clear indifference to the Q&A was evident from the noise and may have been better placed after the film had finished.

Yet, because of his humor, his intimate method of shooting, and a clear indifference to body shame, it would be easy to underestimate the value of what he does.

This is difficult for Veterans to comprehend and can cause a source of friction between them and those that show a clear indifference to the sacrifice.

The government's failure to understand this is clear from its indifference over junior doctor contracts, which only serves to enshrine unequal pay, discriminate against working mothers and risk driving more women away from the medical profession.

"It shows clear and deliberate indifference by city officials to the rights of children and to the authority of the federal court," said David J. Lansner, who was one of the lawyers who sued the city in federal court in 1999.

The Liberal Democrat transport spokeswoman, Lady Randerson, said: "Given the advance notice of this strike, there is a clear sense of indifference from Southern towards its customers that no alternative methods of transport provision are being put on to minimise inconvenience".

If Anthony declines to meet with Prokhorov, then his indifference is clear.

Substantial overlap in 95% confidence intervals (Fig. 4) is suggestive of indifference, but clearer conclusions cannot be drawn from a null result alone.

It's an aesthetic Debussy characterized, Lesure writes, by "rejection of naturalism, of realism and of overly clear-cut forms, hatred of emphasis, indifference to the public and a taste for the indefinite, the mysterious, even the esoteric".

And, gradually, something becomes clear: a kind of radiant indifference to words, mistaken or correct.

In one of the rare appearances he makes, towards the end of the book, it becomes clear that it is not indifference that causes his behaviour.