After we lost the war, Japanese people became even more politically indifferent.
In winning 113 of its last 114 games, UConn has put itself in an odd position: victory is the only acceptable outcome, but the more the Huskies win, the more indifferent even their own fans become.
It is a remarkable feat for a politician running for president to be even more out of touch and indifferent to the economic distress of Americans than President Hoover.
The criminals have put in a more indifferent showing than even the French players.
The self-styled "Super Producer" became Guru's new partner in rhyme in 2005, although the pair's releases together attracted critical brickbats and indifferent sales, prompting even more fans to wish that Gang Starr would settle their differences and reunite.
To expect the 28-year-old to set Europe's ball rolling was therefore unrealistic, even more so in the light of his indifferent recent form.
Reactions to the film itself -- whether vehement or indifferent -- might be even more so.
If many elements of a business are exemplary, its customers will have high expectations for an ongoing level of goodness - and the instances of poor or indifferent service or product quality will be even more jarring and off-putting.
However, tetraploids are more frequent on or sometimes even restricted to north-facing slopes, whereas di- and hexaploids seemed to be more indifferent towards exposure direction (Figs 2 and 3).
