As Mr. Trump continued to display indifference, even hostility, to findings that Russia interfered in the 2016 presidential election, the Senate voted overwhelmingly to strengthen sanctions against Russia.
That McCarthy was temperamentally suited to display indifference to practical considerations might have been a liability in other times (though he was, after all, a highly successful vote-getter in Minnesota); but in 1968 indifference made a difference.
Israel displays indifference to the hungry, the elderly, the sick and the handicapped, equanimity in the face of, for example, trafficking in women, or the exploitation of foreign workers in conditions of slave labour; and in the face of profound, institutionalised racism toward its Arab minority.
But he consistently displayed an indifference to reality which went deeper than his propaganda techniques.
In the 24 years (1234 58) during which he had effective control of the government, he displayed such indifference to tradition that the barons finally forced him to agree to a series of major reforms, the Provisions of Oxford (1258).
The dollar continued to fall against most currencies as investors worried about America's large current-account deficit and the Bush administration displayed an indifference to the greenback's decline.
"In a prisoner suicide case, to prevail under section 1983 for violation of substantive rights, under either the eighth or fourteenth amendment, the plaintiff must show that the jail official displayed 'deliberate indifference' to the prisoner's taking of his own life.
But the second Alex displayed an indifference to his piano lessons, Tyler gave him the green light to quit.
The lawsuit alleges that the officers used "excessive force" and displayed "deliberate indifference" to Williams' medical needs, among other claims.
Some patients displayed an indifference to their future and longevity of life.
