Sentence examples for conspicuous indifference from inspiring English sources
For obvious reasons, that conspicuous indifference seriously calls into question the role that "humanitarianism" actually played here.
A conspicuous indifference towards the feelings of the Rushdie wives, who signed up for magical realism, not autobiography, suggests a reading public that is, unlike Olds, increasingly disposed to accept the argument that, to people who belong – or used to belong – to a writer's family, the appropriate response to complaints about literary misrepresentation is: tough.
(The Frankfurt School's indifference to race and gender is a conspicuous flaw).
Even today, the Farakka barrage looms large in the minds of many Bangladeshis, fairly or not, as the single most conspicuous symbol of their bigger neighbors 'bullying' tactics and indifference to lower-riparian water needs (Wirsing 2007).
The indifference of the BBC and other media is conspicuous and hypocritical, particularly following the torture of four Iraqi journalists.
What jubilee?" indifference.
