Sentence examples for equally indifferent from inspiring English sources

Earlier in the day in the State Assembly, there was an equally indifferent embrace of the legislation.

The band's demeanor — equally indifferent to accuracy and visible effort — has shaped an entire generation's expectations of what is supposed to happen onstage.

Partly, it is because African leaders and foreign donors have been almost equally indifferent to smallholder farmers and simple improvements to soil and seeds.

Yet Uefa are equally indifferent to the exploitation of Chelsea's fans by the licensed touts of the so-called secondary ticketing industry.

In education they ignore Justine Greening; in work and pensions they are indifferent to the replacement of Iain Duncan Smith briefly by Stephen Crabb and equally indifferent to the arrival of Damian Green.

Much as they are obliged to set aside a certain number of viewing hours for consideration of matters that pass for religious (to which the British are equally indifferent) they must genuflect before the altar of culture.

Only one subject marked as indifferent (11.11 %).

More precisely, in any such game, for any given pair of outcomes, the players can clearly show their preference one to other one, or can identify both outcomes as equally desirable (indifferent between these two outcomes).

Rather, he views them as "indifferents" (adiaphora).

I try to make myself look equally swanlike and indifferent, but outside the floor manager looks at me and sighs, "It'll do".

If parents are baffled by the mess, teenagers are often equally baffled by (and indifferent to) their parents' reactions.