Sentence examples for considerable indifference from inspiring English sources
Most Pakistanis looked on the presidential vote with considerable indifference, a sharp contrast to the excitement during the campaign leading to parliamentary elections.
Believing that this indicates considerable indifference to vocal matters in Western culture, Karpf presents an omnium-gatherum of data from every science that has ever bumped into the vocal cords.
Yet for type-B patients, the same numerical difference could indicate a small difference in utility since both points lie at a considerable distance from their indifference curve through the status quo S. For instance, let attribute a 1 be associated with utility values 10, 20, and 30 and a 2, with values 20, 40, and 60 indicating that the third alternative with values (30, 60) is preferred.
It was his misfortune to have both these great classic performances displayed in productions that met with considerable critical hostility and public indifference.
The truth may or may not set us free, but I'm hoping that blanket excommunication and utter indifference will go some considerable way to doing the trick".
Wyman's claims gained considerable attention, and the failure to bomb became synonymous with American indifference.
Although the meeting put on the short run a considerable focus on safety matters, the following years witnessed a growing indifference on the issue, specially in non-medical biotechnology developments.
Considerable distrust has matured over time in any public decision or choice that may also generate "apathy" or indifference; the notable errors, programmatic inconsistency, not to mention the spread of corruption of public workers, explain this attitude, but it also originates in the prevalence of a political culture that denies public action true consistency and utility.
What jubilee?" indifference.
