On the other hand, there is also great anxiety associated with media's ability to numb the senses, inhibit imagination or free play, develop indifference to the pain of others, encourage destructive behaviours, perpetuate stereotypes, lead to a deterioration of moral values, suppress local cultures and contribute to social estrangement.
If a husband lives in respect for his wife as a person he will avoid many of those problems that develop because of indifference.
The pros have developed a fine indifference to money.
It falls to Bambi Kellerman as well to make an anecdotal comparison between Allied inaction to prevent the Holocaust early in World War II and what Mr. Uys depicts as the developed world's indifference to Africa's AIDS crisis.
Mailer proposed the hipster as contemporary hero, a psychopath, utterly selfish, who exorcises the dread of the atomic age by existing for the intensity and immediacy of his pleasure — an immediacy embodied in the Negro, who had always lived with violence and had developed a proud indifference to respectability.
But careful follow-up painted a darker picture: of people who lost motivation, who developed the helpless indifference dramatized by the post-op rebel McMurphy in Ken Kesey's novel "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," played by Jack Nicholson in the 1975 movie.
Depersonalisation (DP ) – the degree to which a person has developed feelings of indifference and cynical attitudes toward recipients of the care, treatment, instruction or service they provide to others in their work.
She admires Kendra Wilkinson, a Playboy model who is now the star of her own reality television show, for her indifference to disapproval: "I need to develop that attitude like Kendra, like, 'Hey, here I am, folks!
In response to Nintendo's seeming indifference to another Mother sequel, fans began to develop their own entry, Mother 4, in October 2010.
During the regression stage, some individuals with RTT develop autistic features that include social withdrawal, avoidance of eye contact and indifference to visual or auditory stimuli (Mount et al., 2002a; Mount et al., 2003).
The department has developed a "culture of indifference to constitutional policing".
