Sentence examples for entirely indifferent from inspiring English sources

What's odd is that in some cases an actor is entirely indifferent in one scene but then makes a mark in another.

He tells of a single semi-tame giant eagle — one of many that fill the fort — who took an intense, inexplicable liking to Catten, a particularly competent dwarf, but also one entirely indifferent to the eagle.

Thomas said they agreed with the trial judge's assessment that although Bowling may not have intended to kill, the brutality of the attack and the force he used showed he was entirely indifferent to the risk that he might.

Her film becomes a lament for the lost artists of the past and their wonderfully free lives, in fact dragged down by the terrible compulsion to keep on making art in an entirely indifferent world.

The film's riddled with narrative shortcuts: Khan is impatient to get to the fights and songs that might elevate his boy, and entirely indifferent to the building-up of credible connective tissue.

Haddon's protagonists attempt to escape isolation while remaining intensely, covertly committed to it; his landscapes bustle and resonate with the impact of human affairs but, naturally, remain almost entirely indifferent to them.

"She has, by their account, been an entirely reluctant and at times completely indifferent mother to her three caring daughters.

The judge said she had had four husbands and a number of affairs, had spent money recklessly and been "an entirely reluctant and at times completely indifferent mother" to her three daughters.

He shrugs, totally indifferent.

Kublai was never entirely discouraged by the indifferent results of those colonial wars nor by their expense, and they were brought to an end only under his successor, Temür.

The gods seem indifferent, perhaps absent entirely; pleas to them for assistance go unheeded while the storm of fortune rains down on the heads of those who have trusted in conventional pieties.