Sentence examples for cruel indifferent from inspiring English sources

I can no longer stand the cruel, indifferent silence of the universe.

It wasn't the first time a Banksy original met a cruel, indifferent fate, but the pace of alteration was unusually rapid.

Inhoop, Inhospitable, Inhospitality, Inhuman: lacking kindness, pity or compassion; cruel, indifferent – a dictionary drifts, open at I. I beg to differ.

Here was a connection across the cruel and indifferent ages.

Bela Tarr may be the happiest man in the universe, but the universe as he depicts it is a harsh and cruel place, indifferent if not actively hostile to the striving of human beings and other dumb animals.

Bessie Smith's subject matter was the classic material of the blues: poverty and oppression, love betrayed or unrequited and stoic acceptance of defeat at the hands of a cruel and indifferent world.

He pursues these people — the "stupid white men," as he calls them in the title of his recent best-seller — and embarrasses them, forcing them to reveal themselves on camera as cruel or indifferent.

You put that together with the fact that a house is supposed to be not just a place to keep you warm and dry but also a psychological shelter from an often cruel and indifferent world, and it isn't surprising that some people are uncomfortable with a house like this.

"What is so special to me about the book," Mr. Thomas said, "is that it is the purest distillation of David's belief that we live in a world that is essentially cruel and indifferent, but there are remedies for that.

People can be wicked, cruel, and indifferent.

I want it to make sense, too, but it doesn't, not like that: I can't believe that our loving heavenly Father is so cruel or indifferent.