If your teen is a victim of cyber-bullying he or she may feel a range of emotions mostly indifference, anger and embarrassment.
Soon, those emotions turned into indifference, which then became a lack of motivation and a strong urge to give up.
In Tampa, the most prominent emotion, apart from indifference, was anti-Obama indignation verging on hatred.
The five stages of franchise-directed emotion: Glee, anger, exasperation, indifference and, finally, pity.
Blanket coverage of the wedding of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and the Queen's jubilee produced emotions from excitement to warm indifference to the monarchy to opposition.
If your keynote goes on for too long, you will probably see people's emotions go from happiness to indifference and then to sadness and contempt.
Assessing the expressions on their faces, we see longing, indifference and elation; emotions that make us feel uneasy because of how closely they hit home.
In a city that likes to call itself the center of the universe, the news that New York City grew by a mere 2.1 percent over the past decade prompted an array of emotions across the five boroughs: exasperation, indifference, shame, bewilderment.
There's savagery and exploitation, novamarie continues, but "perhaps worse … an undercurrent of indifference and detachment from emotion".
When we are looking at our child whose face reveals a strong emotion like disgust, pleasure, sadness or indifference, our facial muscles begin to mirror the child's facial expression.
