Sentence examples for common indifference from inspiring English sources

Now they had a common concern along with their common indifference.

I suspect that Dungy reflects a common indifference toward fish, who also are animals with feelings, social lives and a wish to live.

Auschwitz had become a kind of Calvary for us, and Wiesel became the author of our passion play: unspeakable cruelty, common indifference, God's forsaking, the sacrifice of his innocent chosen.

Is this due to individual fanaticism, institutional bias, or simply a common indifference?

And there is white poverty also, and anyway we're all responsible for each other, and it's a situation of our common making or our common indifference.

For example, when encountering a beggar on the street, a common reaction is indifference or even anger, in the belief that no one should go hungry in America.

One thing these atheists had in common was a refreshing indifference to questions of belief.

Perhaps inevitably Mr. De Palma cannot fully sustain his virtuosic indifference to common sense, and the middle of "Femme Fatale" lumbers through some heavy, gratuitous exposition.

Even with this staggering number, NGOs are constantly challenged by the India's indifference towards common developmental problems; there is a frequent exhibition of severe insensitivity and apathy towards social realities that plague the country.

A common rationale for this indifference is the claim that although unions were once important, they are no longer necessary.

But, anyway, what can you do?" This amiable expression of indifference is common here, particularly in the vast "Nobody cares" camp.