Sentence examples for conscious indifference from inspiring English sources
What is the history of the transportation company in terms of DOT audits, accident statistics, and related materials such as citations, policy and instruction manuals, etc.? These may prove that the company was on notice of dangerous conditions, grossly negligent, or acting with "conscious indifference".
And so we act like immigrants around Judaism: cautious, rejecting, self-conscious, and feigning (or achieving) indifference.
As Mark Henderson points out in the Geek Manifesto, the fact that we're in this mess seems to be more indicative of a general indifference to science in Westminster, rather than any conscious resistance to it.
That his conscious or deliberate actions were so exceptionally bad that he showed an indifference to an obvious and serious risk for the lives of people on the ground.
If INDIFFERENCE is what is driving you, then you will need to make a conscious decision to focus on what you DESIRE.
Mainstream America must recognize that indifference is just as damaging to the soul and the fabric of society (if not more so), as conscious discrimination itself.
The term is, the editors explain, a self-conscious invention by the sixteenth-century writer Baldassare Castiglione, to label his own idiosyncratic concept of a gentleman's seeming indifference to polish; he made it up as much as Lewis Carroll made up mome raths.
What jubilee?" indifference.
